The 1970s Compound: The Most Elite Officer Married a Woman Everyone Hated

No wonder no one commented. I don't know what the author was thinking when he wrote it. He was writing nonsense. The male protagonist started working as a regiment leader, then he said he retired and worked in the Public Security Bureau, and then he said he had not retired yet. What on earth is this? Anyway, there are a lot of encounters, but if there are any highlights in the plot, I forgot about it after reading the previous ones. The story is too cliche.

The working environment and positions were not in line with the settings of the mid-1970s. In that era, purchasing and sales were all controlled. A design manager (in the 1970s, he could only be called a design team leader, there was no manager) could not just take a few boxes of clothes from the factory and sell them on the black market. It was just a blatant attempt to sell them. In those days, there was only a public security bureau, not a public security bureau, nor a film studio. The living environment is also chaotic. They all work in the city and don't live in the village. In short, it's quite chaotic. The plot setting is acceptable, so you don't have to watch it forcefully.

It was not in line with some of the systems and environment of that era, it was a bit chaotic, and the college entrance examination was not resumed? Then you can open a store and sell clothes by yourself? You should start doing business after the college entrance examination is resumed, right? Aren't you afraid of being reported for speculating? Those days were so strict that no individual business was allowed. I can only say that the more I looked at it, the more questions I had. It was not very comfortable.

The plot is really confusing and illogical.

Not bad. Worth a look

It's a mess, the author wrote it randomly