Reborn in Prince Gong’s Mansion

In 1984, the average salary was around 50,000 US dollars. Having 10,000 yuan a month was something to report and boast about! You were making 7,000 or 8,000 US dollars in tips a day, and that was a regular occurrence! Isn't that outrageous? The average monthly income in the US now is only a few thousand US dollars; 200 US dollars in tips in the 1980s was simply a fantasy!

This is ridiculous! He actually wants a widow to be his woman? It's laughable!

I accidentally turned into a cultivator while writing! This is too fantastical!

I checked out this author's profile, and it seems his "big name" status is bought. Each book is under a million words, and each has a "Silver Alliance" (a term used to describe a group of influential fans who subscribe to a large number of books), all from the same person. Furthermore, the "Fan Value" is based on the Silver Alliance's data, indicating that this Silver Alliance member hasn't subscribed to even a single chapter.

Back in the 1980s, the US dollar was stronger than it is now, and a tip of twenty dollars per person was considered very generous.

This book is good, but isn't it a bit inappropriate to so easily take in a woman? Back then, such matters were quite strictly observed, and it could have affected one's career.

How did things suddenly turn into cultivating immortality?

It's probably not written by the author, right? Back then, "Officialdom" was one of the top works in the officialdom genre, both in terms of creativity, writing style, and plot. It was a masterpiece that you could read over and over again. It's impossible for the writing to have deteriorated over the years, right? Even the creativity feels inexplicable. It still doesn't feel like the author's work; it lowers the overall quality.

A perfectly good historical fiction story suddenly gets a bit hard to watch with the addition of alien civilization inheritance. 😤

"Masters" who can't keep up with the times