Transmigrated to the 1970s: My Wife Owns a Department Store

I noticed the female lead doesn't bother to conceal herself when going to the black market. Isn't she afraid of being recognized and reported? She spends so much money, yet there's no explanation for its source. The excuse of money left by her adoptive mother is unreliable and doesn't hold up to scrutiny. It's safe to say this story relies entirely on the author's imagination 😹. But let's enjoy it while it lasts; if you're looking for something to read, this will do.

The plot is not detailed, the details are unrealistic, the writing is mediocre, and many situations do not conform to that era. I couldn't stand it when I saw the second time the grain was sold. Rice was two yuan per jin, and flour was two yuan and fifty cents, which was more expensive than what I usually buy? Is this really the price level of the 1960s?

I don't want to see those scumbag relatives anymore, I'm dropping this.

He has absolutely no skills, all he can do is talk back—what good is that! When he gets kicked out, he just says, "Oh, I'm leaving!" What about his household registration? What about his identity? How did he manage to build such a great career in his past life?

It's disgusting to read! They still won't move out even in this state? So pathetic! I'm dropping this story.

It's turned evil, and there are too many typos, so please bear with it.

It was boring to watch. The female lead was incredibly weak and useless, a complete coward who could endure any hardship—like a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.

I've been watching for so long, but I still want to keep going. Although there are many typos and the character names are mixed up, the plot is quite engaging. It's calming and relaxing to watch, without any tension – which is great!

It's beautiful, but the updates are too slow.

The first twenty-odd chapters are just filler; bad review!