Back to 1983: The Life of a Playful Leisure-Seeker

Antique prices are written randomly. Did you know that in 1983 there was only Guanying Cultural Relics Store, and antiques were traded in the ghost market. In 1983, the official kiln porcelain during the Qianlong period cost about 100 to 200.

It's best not to be too exaggerated when writing a chronicle. Money was very valuable in that era, so don't spend hundreds or thousands.

This book has been useless since it took people back forty years and let their families know that they can travel through time! What is the use of this kind of plot? What is the difference from the following? It's water! And it makes people feel uncomfortable watching it. Thankfully, you can only travel through time. If you can cultivate immortality, won't the whole world scream?

How should I put it? When I read the introduction, I thought this was different from other books. It was just a book about being a player. But in fact, the content in it is basically the same as other books about time travel in the 1980s and 1990s. So what are the advantages of your book? I didn't see it.

May I ask why the author surrendered? Also sneaking birds to fight crickets, this is a bad habit of Mr. Beier in the Qing Dynasty! Plus smoking

An antique dealer sees you bringing out something he doesn't understand and spends all his money to buy it. I don't know if he is sick or not, but you are really interesting...

If you really want to engage in double-traveling, on the one hand, you should check the information of the year and have a rough understanding of the entire social situation. Also, it is better to buy something that is not unique, because it does not make sense. Buying antiques and doing double-traveling cannot be considered at all. Although the novel is just imagination, try to reduce the loopholes as much as possible.

What rubbish, the good subjects are written sparsely, and the things are not in line with the situation at all, such as chicken farms, photocopiers, myna birds, tricycles, tea sets, and printing and dyeing cloths. No one with any sense would do this. Wasn't it safer to buy some daily necessities and haberdashery than a copy machine in the 1980s? Don't want to type anymore

What is a player? To put it bluntly, he is a gangster

Don't treat mainlanders as fools. You are a gangster with a made-up identity. They will not investigate you. In the name of the company, it's okay to make a small fuss. But if it gets bigger, they won't investigate you. If they can't find your source, they will directly treat you as a spy.