The Soaring Years: Starting as a Procurement Officer

To sum up briefly, it is basically wandering on the edge of poisonous weeds. Outside the main character, there is speculation in the 560s, antique acquisitions are booming, and there are a lot of problems. Inside, the family is extremely unharmonious, and the eldest brother issue keeps going on and on, which is disgusting. Although Siheyuan does not participate in the plot, the portrayal of the supporting characters is too violent.

It's a bit poisonous and the fish that can't be eaten should be thrown away?!! At that time, everyone was short of food and clothing, and there was simply not enough to eat, so they even had to throw it away. It was completely against common sense. Even if you were tired of eating it at home and didn't want to eat it, you could give it to your neighbors. It was really a poisonous point.

No one wants sheep's hooves? If you don't chew your bones until they turn white, you are considered rich! There is actually a quota for purchasing meat. The supply of meat is so tight. If you purchase one more pig, you will be praised! At that time, the village had planned targets for how many pigs a village should raise, and the purchase of pigs was based on the weight of the pigs. The heavier the pigs, the more expensive they were! Check the information carefully, don't just open your mouth!

The protagonist's IQ and methods are completely unlike someone who could earn tens of billions in his previous life. According to this model, it would be fine to tie up a dog.

I read more than 20 chapters and saw that the protagonist went to great lengths to collect antiques and stamps, and he often said that these things will be worth millions in future generations. I really can't figure out what the author's thinking is? It will have to be at least ten years later when your thing reaches several million in future generations, right? What era is it now? Although I didn't say it, I did mention that the Great Revolution would be the era in a few years, so it should be around 1965, right? How old is the protagonist now? Are you in your 20s after just retiring from the army and joining the workforce? Good guys, when these things increase in value, the protagonist will be over sixty years old. If at this time, a time traveler who has traveled through space for decades still hopes to achieve financial freedom by selling these things, to be honest, you will not write this novel, you cannot afford to embarrass this person. Furthermore, in a few years, when the great era comes, all the precious and good things will have to be moved to revolutionary committees, purchase stations and other places. At that time, the protagonist with a space will think of ways to find something, but can't find it? Why do you have to go to all the trouble to get such a three-melon-two-date thing now? A period novel like this, to be honest, the layout is a little bigger. It's okay to talk about antiques, but can you do it to protect ancient cultural relics? For the sake of collection, when the time comes, you can open a museum to show off, right? There is no need to deliberately write this work as a main line, it is really annoying to read.

There is no need to write about the eldest brother as the main character. It is better to just write that the main character is the eldest brother. There are only two younger sisters. If the main character treats his eldest brother well in the future, it will be unwatchable.

Big brother, let's not talk anymore. He uses space to transport a large amount of goods and makes everyone think he is a fool? A large number of southern fruits suddenly appeared in the black market in Beijing. I am speechless.

Your big boss, who has a net worth of tens of millions, went back to the past and did not have relations with formal units such as unit leaders and streets. He spent his whole day buying and selling illegally (at that time), and later he got involved with thieves and used stealing (skills) to make friends. I'm convinced too

What happened to the reviews of Siheyuan novels now? I think this book is very well written, vote for it! Come on!

The flying age? I thought it was the 1980s. Do you still dare to fly in the 1970s?