1963: Starting at a Supply and Marketing Cooperative Outlet

Even with a cheat code, he wouldn't use it.

Two-dollar stores weren't cheap back then!

It took forever to get to the point; it was all just a bunch of science talk interspersed with jokes!

The shop next door that only sells handmade butterfly hair ties is making enough to build a house, while you're turning your two-dollar store into a complete mess. Selling things at a loss, not even making a profit, does that satisfy the reader?

I couldn't continue after reading 10 chapters. I initially thought it was slightly toxic, but it became moderately toxic. These days, anyone who enjoys historical fiction is looking for a fast-paced, enjoyable read. You have a cheat code but don't know how to use it; what's with all the explanations? What's the point of a 2-yuan store? You still have to pay?

Are the items inside freely available and will they refresh? Looking at it, the cheat codes seem a bit confusing.

Is it a single female lead? Because in that era, a single female lead, in my opinion, just meant she was destined to suffer, so I'm asking 🙂

After reading over thirty chapters, it is indeed a bit wordy, mostly writing about things unrelated to the main character; even the cafeteria lady not wiping the tables could fill several pages.

Goods from Eryuan Store were shipped overseas, filling a 10,000-ton cargo ship, and then sent back to China, providing greater assistance.

They sent me a notification recommending it, but when I checked, the book was abandoned.