
Traveling Through the 1980S, I Opened a Supermarket on the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal
穿越八零,我在京杭运河开超市
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- Completed
- Length
- 396k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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797Reads
6.7Score
105Shelves
177Chapters
153Listens
27.6kReads · all time
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It's okay, first of all, there are a lot of new customs, but there are too many, and they are all seen in full. There are many members, but it is easy to understand if you think of them as one group. Secondly, I have never seen the setting of adding a ship in the second era, so I am looking forward to it, but the early preparations are very much. In Chapter 48, I really saw the plot of opening a supermarket, which lasted until Chapter 52. I could watch it without me at first, but after the heroine returned to the educated youth land, I started to skip it. So far, there are only a few chapters that I really want to read. Then there is the plot of opening a supermarket. Seeing how powerful the eldest sister was, I thought the heroine was opening it with her family. But in fact, the current convenience brought by the heroine's golden finger is that only her sister can eat the food, and the rest should be eaten by a dozen children from the next door neighbor. The rest of the family is still sailing at sea. It is normal for the heroine to not have a sense of belonging in the family. In fact, I can't substitute the plot of the ancient heroine who travels through time and directly gets rich. This is good. But the heroine's current golden finger is given to the boy next door. In Chapter 53, she probably takes him to make a fortune together. Maybe I just read the article, so the heroine came into contact with him a few times in the novel, but to me he was just a neighbor with a bunch of brothers and a bunch of children, who appeared in the later stages but would appear in every chapter. He was also a person who still didn't know the trading channels in his hands and his full personality. The heroine just gave it to him. Then I looked through the introduction and found out that it didn't say that I was taking my eldest sister on a boat ride, but that I was just teasing the kids. The current plot is too short and I don't know how it will develop in the future, but I want to see more highlights of the female protagonist. I like this subject very much and there are many knowledge points. I will watch it again if I have the chance. The author's writing style is very good, and the many customs written in the early stage are not boring. Reading the book review seems to be a vest? Unfortunately, I couldn't find any other articles.
Three stars plus one star for the author's efforts The writing is quite delicate, but the writing style doesn't seem to suit this title. It's better to call it the original "Ordinary Memories". I feel that people attracted by the current name will be scared away by the long prologue at the beginning and will be disappointed. After reading more than 20 chapters, I felt that the rhythm and choices at the beginning were not good, and too many things were piled up at once (from the comments, it seems that they are not used at all later). The overall feeling is that there is no priority and the key points cannot be grasped. The writing is good, and the characters of the supporting characters are fully and concretely portrayed. On the contrary, what the protagonist is thinking is not clear enough. I feel that according to the current development progress, it is far away to see the protagonist actually start opening the supermarket.
The beginning is a bit confusing, but after reading it, you will find the details very touching. Although the golden finger is turned on, life is plain and real, and the warm family lines are not so many best. What touches me the most is the group of children who strive to thrive in the sun without adults around them.
It's a good and narrated article. The pace is a bit slow, but the writing is delicate and beautiful. The subject matter is novel and worth reading. The author should have put in a lot of effort and consulted a lot of information. It's not the kind of AI article. It has nothing to say. The score is also a mystery. Why is it so low?
It's a very fresh subject. I've read few novels, so I don't know if Tomato has another novel with the same theme. I'm very curious about life on the water in mainland China. I doubt I'll get seasick directly [laughing]
I feel like this is the kind of writing style that a period novel should have. It's so detailed. It just made me want to eat Maoxuewang in the middle of the night. [Pouts] It was really difficult to be self-employed at that time. I wonder if I can write it until the 1990s, and the heroine can start it openly.
I have read a lot of articles about business and reselling in the period literature, and there is room for cheating. It was the first time I saw people doing business on boats, and it felt like a water town in the south of the Yangtze River. I remembered that I had taken a boat ride in Suzhou Water Alley before, and every house had a door opening to the waterway.
It is a high-quality article in the period. It can be seen that the author has carefully researched a lot of information. It is not an AI hydrology. It is beautiful and I love to read it. The protagonist's family members from time-travel didn't appear to be any good either. The food described is so delicious🤤
It's a good read. I just opened this book yesterday and I've finished reading it today. Except for some dialects and the names of the heroine's elders, which are too similar to understand, it's a good read. In that era, having a super high force value really made you feel very safe. The heroine gave people the feeling of being in charge of the family. , The children under his care are also very loving, and the key point is that they are not top-notch. At present, the biological grandmother is very good, and it seems that the step-grandmother is not too bad, which is really good. I won't knock Xiao Huangmao or Erqiao for the emotional scene, but if the author has a real male protagonist, please reveal it to me quietly, so as not to get the wrong CP.
I was born in the 1970s. Although I live inland, surrounded by lakes and seas, I have never lived on a boat. [Laughing and crying] When I was a child, I fished in the village pond (called Huoyu in the local dialect) and fished for loach (the loach in the local dialect is called Miguo). There was also a lot of humanities and lifestyles in the 1980s. I really missed it. It was so carefree back then.
My granddaughter recommended me to read it. She said that the style of the bedtime story I told her was very similar to this book. I once had the pleasure of seeing a foreign freighter transporting wood. I wonder if it is similar to the freighter described in the article. Watching neighbors and relatives helping each other, I always think of the neighbors in those days. Everyone was ordinary, thoughtful and humane. Xiping, a girl, was so energetic and energetic in her work, she was just as energetic as she should have been in that era.
I didn't expect it. It's very interesting and interesting. I've read so many period novels that I'm tired of them. This one is quite unique. Basically, the chronology is from the north, and there are fewer in the south. Some are also in mountainous areas. What is written here is from Jiangsu. Many of the words are a bit similar to ours. They look very friendly. The author's writing is also very lively and interesting. The girl who appeared recently, Ju Qiuyan, or something, is following the heroine in buying and selling things so that other girls can continue to study. I was a little touched by it.
The rare period novel is not about the plot of a courtyard house, nor is it about going to the countryside in the Northeast. It is about running boats on the canals of the Jiangnan water town, which is a very novel theme. The writing is very good, there is no violence, there are no super relatives to fight, the writing style is mature, I hope the author can keep writing. Come on! (Why is the item I wrote before not displayed, forcing me to rewrite it again)
A novel that narrates and describes interesting things in life. There was so much information in the first few chapters that I almost stopped reading, but I got used to the rhythm later on. The characters in it are relatively vivid, the children are very cute, and there is a lot of warmth. The descriptions of locations and other details are well documented, and the author has also posted pictures of various bridges and locations. I just feel like the number of words is not enough [laughing]
It's the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter. It's great. It's full of details. Please update me.
Completely casual reading. I didn't expect this book to be of such high quality. The writing is very interesting, the subject matter is also very good, and most importantly, the writing style is also very good. There isn't much content right now, I've finished reading it and will keep it going.
Treasure novel, the dialect version of the short drama became popular some time ago, why can't there be another dialect period drama that becomes popular? I read it one at a time and one at a time [laughing and crying], and the Sichuan labor and capital count to three made me laugh. Sure enough, this sentence can be adapted everywhere.
It's the first time I've seen someone writing about running a boat. It's also rare to write about real place names. It can be seen that the author has researched a lot of information. Watching the story slowly develop, various customs and customs of Changzhou in the last century are very interesting. It's very beautiful to tell!
If you switch to other novels, the chaotic relationship at the beginning can lead to a lot of things [laughs] Fortunately, there are no super relatives, and the heroine's step-grandmother (I saw that the grandmother's dialect is pronounced like her mother-in-law) does not appear. She should be easy to get along with. I wonder if the biological grandmother and step-grandmother will meet.
It's good to read. Although I'm not from Changzhou, I have stayed there for a while, and I still feel very familiar with the author's descriptions. Moreover, the story is written more naturally, and it doesn't feel too disconnected from the people like other novels.
To be honest, the writing in 🍅 is pretty good, and it is a period novel with no problems with logic. At present, there is no discovery of the heroine's behavior that goes against the times. You can watch it! I made a special category myself and put it into books that can be followed...
The theme is novel and the regional characteristics are strong: the combination of time travel + era + supermarket system and the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal is very recognizable. The canal docks, shipping, and coastal markets are used as the stage to depict the fireworks of the water town in the 1980s.
It's a very plain article, but it's very delicately written. The plot is a little draggy, but overall it's good. The heroine is just like the Holy Mother helping others everywhere (I don't mean to say bad to the Holy Mother, if I have something to do, I also want someone to help me). I don't know if there will be CP. I feel that it may be Erqiao. If not, try it all, it's not a bad idea. Hahahaha, I like to see the scene where the heroine kicks the flying man. It's so cool!
The heroine has a huge family, with all kinds of uncles. I'm curious now that the family relationship has been introduced, will the heroine besides coaxing a group of children to play, will she also open a shopping mall with these relatives?
I am about to leave for Jiangsu, Shanghai and Hangzhou, and I happened to come across this book. First, let me gain knowledge about the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, and also take a look at and listen to the language of people in the south [shy]
It's good to read. It's the first time I've read a book about boatmen on the canal, but there are too few updates.
It's very interesting, but there are still many plots that ended without unfolding. The author should start a new book as soon as possible. The data of the next one will be explosive [Please update]
It's tied, the bird is really good-looking and has a sense of age [like][like][like]
It's beautiful, the information is very detailed, and the writing is well received. I hope the author can keep writing.
It looks good, and the people in Changzhou are so friendly. The familiar place names and familiar pronunciation are the life I experienced when I was a child. Complete immersion. Five-star praise, the author gives you a big thumbs up!