Period: My Brain Can Connect to the Interdimensional Trade Network
年代：我的大脑能连接万界交易网
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The protagonist's parents went to participate in a secret mission, leaving their two children unattended? I just can't understand it.
Are they planning to spend two hundred chapters planting melons and trading garbage that wouldn't even be useful in the 80s? It looks really awkward.
Isn't gold the most useless resource in the wasteland? Why not trade gold? If all else fails, trade some high-tech technology to donate to the country. There was a lot of pressure on the country at that time; contributing to the motherland was far better than having an extra meal.
It's said to be about an elderly person who was reborn, but you can't sense that they have the mindset of an elderly person.
By 1983, land had already been distributed to individual households, so there was no longer any prohibition against private buying and selling.
They're all so poor they're practically detached from reality, yet they still put on airs and act all high and mighty before humiliating others. Do they have a special sense of superiority over old farmers?
I just don't understand! With interdimensional transactions already in place, life after 2000 would be so much more comfortable! Why bother going back to the 1980s? To suffer?
The matter of my aunt's family embezzling the money sent by my parents has been dragged on for too long. It shouldn't be written like this. If it's been going on for too long and there's no explanation, it's not a plot point but a flaw. It's all over the place!
The part about using a straw hat to block the ox was brilliant; I've never studied physics.
Chapters 73 and 74 have writing issues.
Could you please tell me how people living in county towns or provincial capitals in the 70s and 80s cooked? Did they use honeycomb briquettes? Liquefied gas cylinders? Did they ever use wood for cooking? Women who don't even know how to cook, do you think they're some modern-day fairies?