In the Scarlet Age, I Studied in the Modern Era

[Period setting, transmigration, farming, career, and a warm home with a wife and children] In the 1970s, Li Wenguang, unloved by both his father and mother, is forced by his stepmother to head to the countryside and help build it up. He is framed into marrying a commune member known as a “jinx,” and eventually his mother-in-law drives him out to live in a dilapidated old house. Who could have guessed that the rundown house hid a mystery: it could lead to another era. The 1970s: 80 yuan is what an entire production team's members earn from a year's work. Modern day: 80 yuan is a few hours' wages, and some people still don't want the job because they think the pay is too low. The 1970s: Eels, softshell turtles, and loaches are fishy, disgusting things that must never be eaten. Modern day: Wild eels, softshell turtles, and loaches are incredibly nutritious. I'll take all you have. The 1970s: Wild greens, wild fruit, and mountain produce taste awful. I don't want any. Modern day: Wild greens, wild fruit, and mountain produce? Money's no object. Don't fight me for them; I called dibs first. Standing at the crest of the times, Li Wenguang begins his life as a middleman, shuttling between two worlds! Also known as: A Middleman's Life Between Two Eras, Set a Small Goal: First, Become a Ten-Thousand-Yuan Household, The Red-Hot Era: The Old House Leads to the Modern Day, and Set a Small Goal: First, Make a Hundred Million