A slice-of-life book featuring a female lead (FL) who transmigrates back to the 1950s. Her "gold finger," a space always filled with supplies, is casually explained as a family trait and then largely forgotten, only resurfacing when occasionally needed. The FL lives her life in a way that is impressively historically accurate for the era. However, aside from missing air conditioning, she never acts like a modern person, which left me wondering why the author chose this approach.
I gave it 3 stars because the book has very minimal conflict, odd perspective and time-skipping, and is rather boring overall. Despite these issues, it does manage to accurately depict 40 years of turbulent Chinese history.
