What should you do if you know in advance that you'll transmigrate back to the 1950s or 1960s? Use your pocket dimension to stir up trouble, fill it to the brim and lie flat, or find a chance to go on a zero-cost shopping spree? What? The pocket dimension can even be upgraded to unlock a portal? Where does the portal lead? To another place, or another era? Could it be that I'm not the protagonist of a period drama, but the protagonist of a Myriad Worlds story?
Let's see how the protagonist keeps a low profile until the Reform and Opening-Up era, makes a fortune in one fell swoop, and rises to the top.
You can still read the novel. From the very beginning, you get a space, dream about time travel, and then stock up. After the time travel, there are various practical operations. It is very reasonable, but there is no juvenile feeling. I think the author is at least middle-aged. After eighty chapters, I can't stand it anymore. It's a bit too bland. You can read it if you are short of books. Or you can read it if you don't read many novels.
It feels okay, not that many trivial plots
Not bad, worthy of praise
Yes, there are no other novels of the same type with unrealistic plots such as hunting for thousands of kilograms of fish and fishing for big fish.
Super pretty, pretty, pretty