I Bring Trillions in Supplies to Become the Family Favorite in the 1970S

The hostess is an old Madonna, the hostess is a little Madonna, plus a lotus sister-in-law, the family is really amazing

I deleted it after reading half of it, and I don't even want to say why. I personally don't like the Madonna type.

It's said to be passing through books, and it's said to be in the previous life, it's nothing.

The protagonist is sometimes a virgin and sometimes upright, which makes it feel very confusing, and the character's personality is very strange. You want to thank others, but when it comes to thanking, you don't do it yourself. Obviously there was no food at home, but I still insisted on cooking the remaining food and couldn't find a way to replace the food I had eaten before, so I handed over this problem to my parents, not saying to replace it, but skipping that matter. I think this is a very strange point. To be honest, this situation existed in ancient times. It does not mean that no one has always done this. Moreover, selling things is a reselling situation, and it cannot be sold openly. At the same time, I wanted to write about the poverty of the family, but I felt that the family was very wealthy. According to the character, what kind of family ties were sisters? In fact, food was very important in that era, and after the family was divided, In fact, the two of us are not as close as we thought, and food is actually very important. It does not mean that just because I have a good relationship with him, I will definitely give him food. From a certain point of view, it is impossible for the younger sister to give it to her sister if she asks for it, because it must be the male owner who will say no. But when I wrote about Lin Shufen, she said that she would give her often. But paradoxically, she had a different attitude towards her daughter-in-law. She said there was something wrong with her, but that was not the case when she gave food to her sister. Moreover, the heroine is conflicted when she feels that her aunt is pitiful. And I don't know if it's an illusion, but he always wants to write that slap-in-the-face text, but I feel that the slap-in-the-face text really doesn't convey any feeling of slap in the face, and on the contrary, I feel that the heroine has never done anything. It's just very bland, there's nothing exciting or happy about it.

The Holy Mother is very busy. In the past seven years, large groups have not been allowed to go out and they have to ask for letters of introduction. When buying things, they can only go to the supply and marketing cooperative and ask for tickets. To run a business and open a store, you need to be affiliated with a state-owned unit, you need to be powerful, have a backer, and have money. Without these, it would be too whimsical for you to open a store. The relationship between men and women is also too messy. It's even worse now. It's so ruining the worldview. It's clearly a period piece, but it looks modern. Fortunately, I got out of the trap early and abandoned the article.

The first part is okay, but the second part is particularly speechless. What happened to the heroine's space? It feels like it has a beginning but no end. I hope to give readers a complete story next time.

The plot is a bit garbled ~ it's a mess in some places! But overall I can still read it, at least I didn't abandon the article, I skipped it and finished it.

The whole family is a holy mother, the male lead is a loser, and the female lead is a pure saint.