Starting Out in the 1970s, I Make My Fortune Through Free Shopping
70年代开局，我靠零元购发家
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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294Chapters
1.1kReads · 30 days
538.1kReads · all time
145Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.4Score
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I'm so touched! Finally, there's a novel that has nothing to do with "Love in the Courtyard." I'm sick of "Love in the Courtyard." The protagonist's cheat ability is pretty satisfying too. Author, keep up the good work and update faster!
Well written, but the storage space is truly amazing! It's such a small space, it almost contained Mongolia!
The author begins by recounting the experiences of Beijing youth sent to Inner Mongolia. While the story isn't particularly groundbreaking, it feels very real, is well-written, and heartwarming. Thank you for your hard work!
I've just read up to chapter 48, and so far it feels like one of the few high-quality works by Tomato. The details are meticulous and very much in line with the era's characteristics. Much of the historical, military, and daily life information is carefully crafted. The word choice and sentence structure are also above average.
Having read over 100 chapters, I can see the author's clear plot. There are no toxic motivational quotes or stale, trivial family dramas; instead, it focuses on everyday life, heartwarming yet unpretentious. A truly rare and excellent book. Highly recommended, a perfect score!
It's pretty good. The male lead has a good personality; he's calm, responsible, and takes things one step at a time. Later on, his power spikes too much, making him practically a god. The part where he goes abroad is good, but the later suppression is quite frustrating. However, there's one thing: perhaps male-oriented authors don't like writing about these things.
The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, not a saint! It's actually quite well-written and enjoyable to read!
To be honest, I'm quite impressed with myself; I actually managed to listen to the protagonist stealing things for hours.
He writes whatever comes to mind, giving readers a truly enjoyable experience! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
By Chapter 18, it was basically me ransacking the country. Good heavens, I cleared out the department stores in the capital, cleared out the military warehouses, and even took away a herder's puppy on my way home.