Back to the 1960S with a Supermarket: Becoming a Procurement Officer
带着超市回到60年代当采购员
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- Completed
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- 352k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Look, it's very good. I didn't say anything when I saw it. It's so well written. It's really the first time I've seen such a good period novel. I don't know how to describe how good that guy is. It's very good. It's very good. Everyone, come and watch [face covering] I can't let me see such a good story alone. I hope everyone will read the chronology, read them all, and probably not one of them will say a word after reading it, because it is silent, it is so well written, I don't know how to evaluate it, why should I evaluate it, because I really hope that I am not the only one to see such a chronology, everyone come and read it
This is a very beautiful book, full of warm and friendly characters who respect the elderly and love the young without any distortion of their personalities. It's not full of nonsense. Very nice to look at.
It's a good-looking rebirth article. It will be even better if the author greatly improves and updates it. Come on, come on, come on.
It can be seen that the factory will not accept the goods at the black market price. Once or twice is okay, but three times a month the factory director can't stand it.
Personally, I like to read this kind of thing. Some people say that you shouldn't use space, and some people say that you shouldn't marry too many. But I think it's very good. Let alone a novel, there are so many wives in real life, not to mention that there are golden fingers. Everyone has their own love for carrots and cabbages.
The male protagonist travels through time, and there is a supermarket where he can replenish goods and sell goods to a weaving factory, a state-owned shopping mall, and a sugar factory in Beijing. The older sisters at home also have jobs. Later, the male protagonist marries two more daughters-in-law (one of whom is the female protagonist's sister) and lives together.
It's pretty cool. You can take things out generously by being honest from the beginning. The best thing is that there are no vicious and shameless neighbors and relatives, like the Jia Zhang style in Siheyuan.
Fine! Don't worry! I am starving to death. I just like to bring space system text. It feels comfortable to look at.
Five-star reviews, an ideal life. In such a difficult era, being able to sell a sheep and walk a few hours round trip with nothing is really a peaceful and prosperous era, bye.
The writing is so good, unpretentious, close to reality, fascinating, so awesome!