Transmigrating to Ancient Times: I Became a Ninth-Rank Canal Lockkeeper

Well written; it has a bit of Han Si's style. Why did you stop writing?

Whether ancient people ate the same food as we do now depends on the specific historical period. An alternate history would be fine, as you can create whatever you want. However, for a modern historical period, it depends on the era. Food from the Qing Dynasty might be acceptable, but food from the Ming Dynasty or earlier is uncertain. Don't assume that just because your reasoning makes sense, it's acceptable; otherwise, you're just indulging in self-deception.

I'm looking for a historical slice-of-life novel to read, so I'll keep it for now.

It's probably set in the mid-Qing Dynasty; we'll see how the author develops it.

Your warehouse has everything, and you even take things out to give away from time to time. Has no one ever suspected anything? Why don't you just pull out a batch of modern weapons from the warehouse? *Da da da* (End of book)

What kind of rubbish is this? It left me completely bewildered. There are tons of typos, and the identities of the extra characters in chapters two and three weren't clearly explained from the beginning.

Dual-open, huh? 666

No wonder the updates for "Back to the 80s" were so slow, and following the updates felt disjointed; turns out I was running two accounts simultaneously!

After reading the chapter comments, I found too many that were incoherent and disjointed; they were more like weeds than poisonous weeds.

It's too cluttered, there are too many characters, the main storyline is gone. Just focus on getting into the factory.