Abandoned Wife of the Era: Getting Rich from Space Warehouses

I read about forty or fifty chapters in total in the book. I skipped through them but didn't understand them until I understood them, and then I gave up. In the 1970s and 1980s, divorce was more unrestrained than in modern times. Several parents were divorced, remarried, and divorced again. There were many stepfathers, stepmothers, stepbrothers, stepsisters, stepnephews, stepsisters, stepsisters, and stepbrothers, including all the female protagonists. The relationship is so messed up that it looks very depressing.

I feel that the plot of this book is a bit unreasonable. Don't you need to bring gifts when visiting other people's homes? Every time I go there, I eat and drink for free. I also go to Yangcheng with a few colleagues. The heroine sells things and they still share the money equally. The key is that everyone still thinks it's okay.

It's quite interesting to watch, but none of the male and female protagonist's parents are the original spouse. What I like the most is the character design of the male protagonist's mother, Han Xue.

The heroine can figure it out with her pig head. A retired deputy factory director can't find a job in the city? It's better to die again

The first part was okay, but the sudden recognition of relatives in the second part was really not necessary. It was good for the two of them to fight.

Carrots and greens, everyone has their favorites

Just take a look inside, it's pretty good-looking