The 1970s: Ergou's Got an Inventory

These prices suddenly appeared in the 1970s. Author, do you think you've made enough money, or are you drunk out of your mind?

The protagonist's own story is barely mentioned. Is the protagonist a cheat code for his relatives?

There are tons of relatives, and they're always arranging this and that for me. Each relative's perspective fills three or four chapters. It's supposed to be a reincarnation story, but those who don't know better have probably become part of their system.

Damn it, first he was so enthusiastic about matchmaking with the young, innocent girl who liked him, making me think he was a saint. Then he transmigrated and took over a woman with a daughter. And in chapter 200, he accepted a 40-year-old woman who had three children! Why do I suddenly know about the author's life experiences? No wonder he doesn't care about money. After all, being a kept man is so appealing. Anyway, she's not a baby over 50!

The protagonist's cheat ability allows him to unify the entire world.

Selling a fish for ten thousand? Didn't you even check the prices at the time? People put it on the shelves and paid for it just because of something like this 😆

My goodness, after reading just 30 chapters, there are over 10 important names and about 15 minor names, and they're all Chen Da X and Chen Qi X. Putting everything else aside, this book's memorization of names rivals One Hundred Years of Solitude.

You can write seven or eight chapters just about sweeping a house? You're really good at writing fluffy stories!

When writing historical fiction, you should at least do some research, not just write based on assumptions. Your prices have completely collapsed!

It was alright at first, but I couldn't stand it anymore when I saw you turning against your own mother. According to your logic, your own mother treats you very politely, like a guest. Do you think that's a good thing?