Livestreaming Daily Life in the 1980S

I would like to say that in the 1980s, supplies were not scarce, and there was not enough food to eat. That was in the 1960s. At first glance, the author is a post-2000 generation.

I purposely became a member, but I can only read these novels... Sure enough, better novels require additional payment. Reading a book costs hundreds of yuan, but buying a physical book only costs a few dozen. The platform is really profitable!

I'm born in the 1980s. Don't lie to me. Why can't I even have enough to eat?

I haven't read it yet. The comments don't look good.

Mentally retarded, the original owner was a fool, but as soon as the heroine walked in, she became awesome, whipped others with a whip, and did some provocative behavior. Do you think everyone else is a fool? How to explain the origin of this whip? I'm still self-righteous, and I feel that the heroine's intelligence is touching.

In the 1980s, there was a shortage of food and supplies? I heard from my old lady that she had a TV and a washing machine when she got married in the 1980s.

It's your first time writing a book, so don't be too harsh. You may not be a good writer yet. Come on, author, write your own ideas.

Just read novels for fun. Don't take it too seriously in some places. It's not a published book. I think it's pretty good. It only costs 5 cents to become a member in the first month. There are so many novels to read and novels are being updated. It's not bad. I've looked at several platforms and the membership fee at the starting point is relatively cheap.

After briefly looking at the catalog and introduction, I found that the author had a very different understanding of the era and the social conditions at that time! First of all, from about 1976 to 1977, especially after the 1980s, food and clothing were basically no problem in most areas. The only difference was the quality of food. Rural people basically had enough to eat corn flour and sweet potatoes. Of course, they still lacked material resources. After all, the country was relatively backward in development at that time, but the basic materials needed for people's lives could meet their needs. But there is a jingle in society: Upstairs, downstairs, lights and telephones! This basically solves the yearning and pursuit of life for most people after food and clothing! Because rural people work collectively, and subsequently due to reforms and the implementation of household responsibility, the annual income of farmers is indeed relatively small. In the centimeter era, the highest record for a centimeter in good areas was 8 cents, and the lowest seemed to be less than a penny (forgot where it was,). In most areas, the price per centimeter is roughly between a few cents and two or three cents. Due to regional income differences, prices are also different, and the purchasing power is quite strong. Therefore, poverty at that time was just a relative comparison.

I quickly browsed through more than a hundred chapters and found that I couldn't stand it anymore. If you don't fall into the trap, just give up! The heroine is eighteen years old at one moment and fourteen at another moment. I don't know if she copied and pasted it from somewhere and forgot to change it. There's also concubinage and stuff like that, wasn't it the 1980s? I'm so speechless. Then there is a broken town. Are there so many business tycoons? The most important thing is that the heroine has a problem with her outlook on life and is always trying to extort money. The hero and his friends fell in love with the heroine as soon as they met. What kind of magical logic is this? No transition? At least it has some attractions, Bart, none of them. . . .