Transmigrate into a Book: The Lucky Star and Her Foil in the 1970s

The depiction of prices in that era is a bit disjointed, but the male and female leads are quite affectionate. Around the 50% mark, their child is born, and I was hoping to see a story about their child growing up as childhood sweethearts, but surprisingly, that didn't happen. I lost all interest in continuing.

It's a pretty good book. The plot is clear and there aren't too many messy, melodramatic scenes. It's a bit of a shame that it didn't cover the rise of the male and female protagonists' careers after the country opened up.

An essay that stays on topic, written by an author who isn't entirely clear on prices within a historical context 📝...