Reborn in a Beijing Courtyard, Turning the Tables from the Start

When entering the factory, he pretends to be a military person in front of the factory director, and when he turns around, he gives out large amounts of gifts without any thought, and they are all heavy gifts. Giving gifts to China, giving bicycle tickets, giving high-end tea, and giving gifts to a neighborhood committee director all require two years' supply of cloth tickets. The simple explanation of people in that era is that gifts are given and things are done... The director of the neighborhood committee introduced the person who could fall in love and have children first, and then get the certificate when they are old enough... I couldn't read it after a few chapters. It was written based on pure modern speculation, without the slightest trace of period style.

At first glance, he seemed careless and brought out all kinds of things to give as gifts. It was too dramatic.

Just keep it for now. The author uses the current routine to write and see what happens next. You should ask the elders how they lived in that era. Some places are too dramatic. From the beginning, you have been giving gifts all the way. It is impossible not to make people think about you like you. You are seeking death. I really think that problems can be solved by giving gifts in that era. It's not that it can't be solved, it's because there are not so many people who dare to do this.

To be honest, as long as he is not a normal man with dog-licking attributes, he will definitely look down on Ding Qiunan, a seductress.

Map of the courtyard, the location of the protagonist's home

Snake spirit disease, the matter of feeding Nai is endless.

A little girl's Kinnai, a child's dog Nai, to put it crudely, at that time there were not a few women in their thirties or forties bathing outdoors shirtless in the summer.

Tickets start in 1955 and end in 1993. Due to the shortage of supplies in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, there were sweet wells and bitter wells in the capital, so the common people could only make tea. Basically, they bought one or two tea coupons every year. The author often gives special-grade Longjing tea to ordinary people. Isn't this contrary to common sense? What do you want the natives to think? Are you an enemy agent or a spy? Even in modern society, ordinary residents will not be given free gifts. Special-class Longjing costs three to five thousand one kilogram! Also number 30 trees!

I've been cheating for 35 chapters, and there's not even a single girl. You dare to show 4 heroines. You don't want to cheat until chapter 3000, when you only have 4.

The author is already 31 chapters old, and you are still lingering over the flavored milk issue. You are too annoying for such a trivial matter. What to say about you.