Taking a Grain Depot Back to the 1960S

[I happened to see that people are still reading this book, and some of my comments in the comment section startled me. I'm truly sorry. At the time, my illness and hormone levels made my emotions especially difficult to control. I also cared a lot about this first book I'd written in years. I made many inappropriate comments and mistakes, and I want to apologize to everyone. I'm sorry.] Buy with caution, or avoid the comment section. He Lu returned to the 1960s, an era when everyone talked about □□ and people were going hungry everywhere. She had a grain warehouse of her own. Golden finger A slice-of-life farming story about family and daily life. History buffs, please stay away ^-^ ^-^ ^-^ ^-^ ^-^ ^-^ ^-^ ^-^ ^-^ Coming soon: "Transmigrate into a Book: The Little Shop in the 1960s" One day, after transmigrating into a book, Hu Yali discovered she had returned to the 1960s, an era of shortages and hunger. Her father was disabled, her mother had remarried, and with no one to rely on, she had no choice but to seek refuge with her uncle and aunt in the city. Her unscrupulous relatives exploited her for labor, and even her younger cousins dared to bully her. Hu Yali gave her little shop a tap. Did she really have to be afraid of these people? Instant noodles, bread, milk, fruits, vegetables, candy, and chips, she had it all! Her drooling cousin: “Sis, I was wrong. I'll turn over a new leaf and be a good person from now on! I'll wash the clothes and cook the meals!” Her cousin, now following her lead: “Sis, I'm here. Who dares bully you? Not even my mom!” * An aunt who wants to marry her off to an abusive thug, poor relatives who meddle in everything, and a fake best friend who always wants a share: Hu Yali waves them away. “Get lost, all of you!” The female lead is tough. When she runs into a nasty character, she crushes them. Huang An, ruthless and fiercely devoted to his wife: “Nothing matters more than my wife! I'll make you braised pork knuckles, red-braised pork, and big-plate chicken!” * A food story in the later chapters, set in a partially fictionalized era. Please add it to your pre-orders. Completed: "A Carefree Life in the 1960s" Ongoing: "What Should I Do After Becoming the Mother of a Cannon-Fodder Character? (Quick Transmigration)" Theme: