Back to the Good Old Days with Taobao

The female lead is incredibly naive and foolish. Flour from that era was different from what we have now—not just the packaging, but the coarseness and taste were completely different. She brazenly used it to improve her family's lives, and then she brought out meat and other essential supplies, claiming it was a gift from a classmate visiting her during her illness. That's absurd!

The entire story is overly focused on female rivalry; aside from the female protagonist, there isn't a single female character who seems particularly radiant. Some subtle details include: the female protagonist's adoptive parents and biological parents are all older brothers; the problematic characters are always her cousins, love rivals, sisters-in-law, aunts, and grandmothers; and the…

🤔 I can't understand why they had to send such a rotten apple into the Xu family.

When writing about historical events, at least understand the situation at the time. Don't spout nonsense that's neither Chinese nor Western, ancient nor modern, making it all seem incongruous.

It's already quite remarkable that they were able to thoroughly explain the human nature of people in the 1960s.

I'm growing to dislike Zhang Yingchun more and more; she's too scheming and too stupid.

What is injury insurance? (This was mentioned several times.)