Reborn in the 1970s, I Turn My Fate Around with the System

This is awful, completely sloppy. A digital camera, making ten million in one go, and then telling people that back when you could only earn a few dozen yuan a month, you can't just casually tell people someone spent ten million on something? It's ridiculous! Is the author uncultured?

The female lead's system is so enviable!

The plot is a bit weak and rather bland; average rating.

What a waste of my day listening to the storyteller! In those days, money was spent penny by penny. A family might own a watch worth three or four hundred, and within two months, they were suddenly buying new clothes, bicycles, and sewing machines to improve their meals.

I am a cultural relic restorer, so I am outraged by the practice of exchanging cultural relics for money, especially since the relic no longer exists afterward. This is even more despicable than the antique dealers who resell cultural relics.

Nice and very good-looking

I'm so angry! So stupid, so idiotic, so overly sanctimonious. Don't watch anymore!

The author lacks knowledge and writes whatever comes to mind without any logic. It's the worst book I've ever read.

When you see someone asking if someone would sell a jade seal for 10 million in that era, you feel your intelligence plummeting like a burst dam.

The beginning was well-written, but the latter part was filled with too many mundane and trivial family matters, making it tedious to read!