Traveling Through the 70S: I Have an Exchange That Can Connect to All Realms

Everything else is fine, except that 100-year-old ginseng costs 300 yuan. I thought ginseng was about the same as Chinese cabbage.

The setting is very novel. The heroine takes the Ten Thousand Realms Exchange and the butler Dabai from the original world to the 1970s, and then gives herself to the country to make her two world countries and the Great Qin prosperous.

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The setting of this novel is novel and interesting. It cleverly combines the background of the 1970s with the fantasy elements of the World Exchange. The protagonist relies on a special golden finger to counterattack and grow up in a difficult environment. The plot is compact and full of excitement. It not only shows the true texture of life in the era, but also brings a rich imagination space through cross-world transactions, making people want to read it.

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Lingquan space appeared, I like it

I came here with the intention of handing it in, but after reading over a hundred chapters, I still haven't turned it in.

The plot is novel and unexpected developments [face covering]

It's not bad. The background of the country is different from what I've seen in the past. It's quite novel. Several worlds help each other and can cultivate immortals.