A New Life in a Bygone Era at Zhengyang Gate

I opened a blade factory three years ago. Although it has only been in operation for two months, it can produce products as soon as it is turned on. So please tell me your home address, so as a reader, I would like to mail you a batch of local specialties.

Of all the books about men in traditional courtyard houses, this one is the best. Unlike the others, which are either about simps or TV dramas, this one is the most enjoyable.

I don't know why, but so many main characters like widows. Especially for those with children, a girl is considered a "warm-hearted daughter," but what about a boy?

Two updates a day is simply not enough! And these incomplete chapters are making me want to send you a knife!

Light or dark communication? 😁

The most toxic aspect of this type is collecting antiques. It's mindless, endless collecting with no real sales, and the protagonist never seems to be just coasting along waiting for prices to rise. It's utterly pointless. You could argue it's for charity, protecting national cultural relics, but it's all about making money and investing—isn't that stupid? And this is a long-term project; decades later, you'll be in the next world. What's the point then?

The author should probably find a job. He wrote three books and then abandoned them all. Since he can't keep going, he shouldn't force himself. Best wishes.

Are you kidding me? This is what you call finished? It's clearly an abandoned story.

The immersion is okay, I like watching this type of show.

Not bad, finally I've seen an author write about "Under the Zhengyang Gate".