Period: I Become a Purchasing Agent from the Start

The author completely misunderstands rural areas, assuming that hooligans can openly steal vegetables from other people's fields and take turns doing so. He believes rural women will block his door and yell at him all day unless he regularly gives them favors. Don't think you can act like a bully and scoundrel like you do now; the organization will teach you a lesson in no time.

If you can time travel, why would you want to share an apartment with two women? Are you trying to poison me?

You said your parents favor your older brother; you give food to your mother, but then your mother gives it to your older brother and sister-in-law—that's just passing the food around.

There's a book next door with a similar plot; it also involves transmigrating to the future to work and earn money. The other book is about someone from the 1990s who is reborn into the 1960s or 70s and can buy things in the modern world. It's a little better than this one, though; the person from the 1950s or 60s who transmigrates to the future lives like an idiot, knowing nothing.

Could you please stop scratching your crotch all the time? That could indicate an STD. Does the author find this amusing?

Haha, even calling this protagonist a hooligan is a compliment.

You have two wives and you still want to adopt another one? No matter what, you only adopt someone else's child out of desperation. Raise it for a few months and see how it goes.

The beginning seemed somewhat logical, but the idea of ​​exchanging five pounds of loach for one egg is just ridiculous. Do you think loach are that easy to catch?

Eunuch specialists May 13, 2024: "The Era: Starting as a Purchasing Agent" (940,000 words) (Unfinished due to account sold and new author). In early June 2024, a 6000-word article titled "I'm a Big Director, But the Lead Actor Won't Get a High Salary" was written (it has been deleted; the reason for its abandonment is unclear). June 17, 2024 "Reigniting 1983, Who Made Him the Factory Director?"

Originally, having one character from the past and one from the future was fine, especially the character from the chicken restaurant who resisted temptation and performed quite well. Then things went awry, and they introduced a love-struck college student who was just irritating. They even had the audacity to call him a necessary character.