Traveling Back to the Era with My Husband and Son

It would be so much better if the three of them lived happily together. There are other ways to register a child's birth, but instead, she brought in a whole family for herself, even entrusting her son to someone she just met, saying she was bored and had to go to work. She's so carefree! She only stayed in a dusty, musty room for a few days and already says she has to repay her family's kindness with all her might. The chapters are too short; it's tiring to read.

I'm not a stickler for historical accuracy, but these prices are just outrageous!

It feels like it was written by an elementary school student; it's full of loopholes.

I just can't figure it out. Isn't 1,000 yuan per jin (500g) going too far?

There seem to be too many loopholes. How can someone with an urban household registration be transferred to a rural area? And for someone with a rural household registration to work in a factory, they need to change their registration from agricultural to urban.

Writing a novel is no easy feat; it's good to read when you're looking for something to read. I'm a little curious if supermarkets in shopping malls carry tens of thousands of kilograms of pork? A pig probably weighs around two or three hundred kilograms, so ten thousand kilograms is the meat of thirty or forty pigs. Does that seem a bit exaggerated? I wonder if supermarkets in big cities carry that.

A Santana in '77? You must be kidding! (Chapter 137)

Do you know what speculation and profiteering are?

It's well-written, so why are there so few comments?

Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง It's great, I really enjoy watching it.