A Food Journey That Starts in the Courtyard

I really don't understand, after being impacted by all kinds of modern beauties with makeup and beauties on the Internet, why am I so hungry for women from the 1950s and 1960s as soon as I time travel? Take Qin as an example. In a rural area, he had to do housework and farm work since he was a child. He was exposed to the wind and sun. After marrying into the yard, he also had to do various housework every day. In addition, the weather in the north is dry, and rough and dark skin is the mainstream. Don't compare it with modern actors. So why did pig trotters have so much interest in women of that era? Isn't it better to just be content in those days? In the 1980s, wouldn't it be great to earn some money and hire those Hong Kong stars in Hong Kong and Taiwan?

The writing makes no sense. Zhao Shanhe didn't do anything to change the plot. How could Qin Huairu give up the vampire stupid pillar? How could a stomach problem cost 50,000 yuan in the 1980s? I can't watch it anymore

What he writes about is that if he doesn't marry his wife, ten years have passed like this, and there's no point in opening a restaurant to make money. It really doesn't matter if you are still aiming for money after being reincarnated. It is understandable to live in ruins for the sake of the family and the country. You don't want to live with your wife for ten years and then open a restaurant. You have a God's perspective. Isn't it easy to make money?

Chapter 9, Yuan Dynasty Yongle Porcelain?

The author is so awesome, he tried his best to sell antiques at the beginning. No novel involving antiques dares to say that, selling national treasures, haha

In the blink of an eye, Silly Zhu dies of old age, and the whole book comes to an end!

Guess, do people come here for the courtyard house or for the original plot?

Find a factory to drive screws properly!