Period: Starting with Ordinary World

What I want to say when I see the greenhouse is that there are many ways to make money. People in that era were not stupid and they could think of many ways. But compared to the ways to make money, what people were more afraid of was the hat on their heads. In that era, if the hat was pulled off, it was not just you who suffered.

Let me talk about my views on period literature. Looking at that era under current conditions, life was very hard. But for people who stood in that era, what they saw was that compared to the Republic of China and even the feudal era, when there was no exploitation and oppression by landlords, no need to sell wives and daughters in disaster years, and even the average age was less than 35 years old, it was already pretty good. The protagonist traveled through the past and always wanted to change this and that, but during that long period of time when he was crossing the river by feeling the stones, many of the ideas of modern society were heretical in that era.

First of all, there is a mistake in this book, that is, when Wang Manyin and Lanhua got married, it turned out that Wang Manyin had no money and probably didn't even have a bride price. After getting married, he could come up with 150 yuan. What did Lanhua think and what did the Sun family think?

It's too early to get pregnant! There is a lot less expectation! It's like I was reborn, bringing with me the cultivation of ancestor Hongjun! This way there is no sense of expectation at all! Because this is a single female protagonist! If there are multiple female protagonists, it would be okay if one female protagonist gets pregnant in about 10 chapters! Is it really appropriate for a single heroine to get pregnant after just ten chapters?

The author should hold back and not let himself go too far. I have read a novel with Wang Manyin as the protagonist before. It went too far, and then abandoned the chapter on naming the children and made two Japanese-like names. It was really disgusting. I hope the author's future content will be more exciting.

In fact, collecting antiques is not as good as collecting furniture. Ming and Qing furniture used to be worthless. In the 1980s, a pair of Ming Dynasty wooden chairs made of huanghuali were put up for sale in a store. They were not sold for several months. They were priced at ten yuan a pair. Why? Because it was worthless, people who understood it were beaten down, and they didn't have much money to play with it in the future. People who didn't understand it treated it as ordinary furniture, and they still disliked the old-fashioned style. Until 1985, when Wang Shixiang's book about Ming and Qing furniture began to be published, these things became very valuable. In 1993, when Wang Shixiang donated more than 80 pieces of his own furniture, the estimate was $10 million. The reason for the estimate was that he donated it together with a big boss. The boss donated nine-tenths, and he donated one-tenth. Because he had no money to buy a house, he took one million U. S. Dollars.

It's a good idea to use system space to bring back purchased materials, but if you can't get the freight invoices for trains and cars, how can you reimburse them?

The writing is a bit crooked, and the character details lack the flavor of that era.

When traveling through time in this book, you must marry Run Ye, see how Run Ye is.

In other books, fish is priced at 2 or 3 cents per catty, but in your book, it is 1 yuan per catty. I don't know which price is wrong.