Back to 1984: Emerging from the Typhoon

This kind of novel should be on female channels

First of all, let me remind you that things like large yellow croaker were not so expensive in the 1980s, far from the level of more than 100 yuan per fish. Secondly, the free market was just opened in the 1980s, and a senior skilled worker in a state-owned factory only cost about 100 yuan a month, so your view of money is completely wrong. Finally, in the 1980s, you could not buy pneumonia medicine with money alone. You could only have someone bring it from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.

There are too many conflicts, everything is unexpected, every chapter is

You have too many tags, it's best to change them

I have a suggestion for the author, just three words: rationality. The price must be reasonable, the money distribution must be reasonable, and the customs and customs must be reasonable. If anything is unreasonable, it will make people look disgusted. In state-owned collective factories in the 1980s, suspension of pay and leave of absence could only be initiated by individuals and approved by the factory. It was impossible for workers to be suspended without pay. In that case, factory leaders would not have a chance to live a peaceful life. It was even less likely that the factory would not find evidence of serious violations of laws and disciplines by workers, but just rely on rumors to suspend workers from work. The factory belongs to the state, and no factory director would do anything to offend the workers and put himself at risk.