The Top-Tier Green Tea Girl Takes a Supermarket Back to the 1970s

I really love it! The female lead has a great personality; although she's soft-hearted, she's also decisive. It's not like some other nonsensical stories. I also really like this type of story, and the two children are adorable. The female lead and her friends are all very good people. The male lead hasn't shown his true colors yet, but he doesn't seem like a bad person either.

That's utter nonsense. A steel mill worker's monthly wage is 15 yuan, and the female lead brings a pig to the mill and buys it for 903 yuan, saying that after deducting her cousin's share, they'll split it, meaning each of them gets a little over 90 yuan. Isn't that ridiculous? The amount of money keeps changing; I've read so many historical novels, and this is the most absurd one.

I feel the author deliberately created a brainless female protagonist in the story. In an era of such low wages, she was unemployed, struggling to get two hundred yuan from her in-laws, yet she dared to spend only a few yuan a meal at a state-run restaurant. Couldn't she afford a few steamed buns to survive?

In the 1970s, a room cost over a thousand yuan, not an entire apartment. Does that reflect the cost of living? The male and female leads had never met, not even the man they were supposed to marry had ever appeared. Then one day, the male lead suddenly appeared, but his boss arranged for him to go on a blind date with another woman. He went, and when the female lead found out, she cried.

Chapter 45: Paying over 90 yuan for helping carry two pigs at once! That's ridiculous! In 1975! How much would you pay if someone did this four times a month? A regular factory worker only earns around 30 yuan a month! This is absurd! Dropping the story!

If someone like that were to travel back in time and still try to get involved in the black market, they'd be killed in no time. This is such a brainless story!

Looks great, thumbs up, looking forward to updates

When the female lead was rescued from the river for the second time, she kissed the handsome man and stuck out her tongue. Who is this writing meant to disgust?

I've reached chapter 116! That's amazing! I was already finding it hard to keep reading because of the female lead's extravagant spending on gifts and money. But the male lead's inner monologues in chapters 115 and 116 disgusted me. He was practically begging the female lead not to divorce him, still in the trial period, and then all this just turned into utterly ridiculous behavior. 🤦🤦🤦

It's not good. The author's writing is poor, and the logic is flawed. The male lead is just a tool to give the female lead the identity of a widow; he only appears in later chapters, and even then, he inexplicably wants a divorce—even though he's not lacking in anything. It's illogical. For the first hundred-plus chapters, it's unclear what the author was focusing on.