Reborn in the ’70S: I Set Up a Stall Selling Braised Snacks at the Machinery Plant

In terms of rating, I can give it five stars. Although the plot is bland, as far as listening and reading are concerned, if you have the desire to read and listen, it can be said to pass the time. It's a good book about farming, and the price is also very good. Most people's IQs are online. It also describes the daily life of the village at that time. The protagonist is not pretending to be cool. He said that no system is the best. Without a system, all depends on one's own craftsmanship. Therefore, this book cannot be rated as Five Elements. It is okay, but the update is too slow. I have only read 160 chapters.

This book is a very qualified book about the period, whether it is the length of the family, the means of self-employment, or the relatively realistic view of money of that era. Overall, this book is a very good source of information, feel free to give it a try.

Overall, it looks good. Based on the current number of chapters, it can be considered as one of the best chronological novels in Tomato. The overall plot is not sluggish and I haven't found any bad points yet. I highly recommend it, but everyone has their own opinions. From my point of view, it is good.

So far, it's pretty good. Although there are some minor flaws, they are too few. I'll check back in a few months. See you again when I have the chance.

The last two sentences in the introduction are worth a five-star rating

It's really good. It has 122 chapters, and there are basically no poisonous points. It's hard to find a book like this on Tomato. Must give five stars

It looks okay, works above the passing mark

Re-experience that era

It's still okay but too little. Keep it up

It looks pretty good, country fireworks, I like it very much,