I Was Reborn in 60, but I Just Want to Eat Soft Rice!
About This Novel
Unexpectedly, Zhang Yaodong was knocked back to 1968 by a wheelchair just as he was queuing up to receive an egg. In his previous life, he was confused for half his life, and he failed his parents, grandma, and lover who loved him. In this life, if he started over, he would only plan to run a good family and make a living. I eat melon with my wife Hao Dali, who is a film police officer, and laugh at the happenings in the compound. But, after so many years, why do I have so many? The richest man in the country, the first entertainment tycoon in Forty-Nine City, a venture capitalist who is second to none and always hits the mark? But, I really just want to eat soft rice! ! Carpal fan group: 739907561 Wristbone's new book, Rebirth 83: From a Street Vendor to the World's Richest Man.
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Official(23)Scraped 26d ago
A good book with pictures and texts that truly reflects the life of old Beijingers in the late 1960s! Interested friends can go and have a look!
It's good-looking, the language is light and refreshing, and the plot has a good rhythm. The main point is that it was written by a female author, so I recommend it.
It's quite interesting, a sweet love story mixed with the story of the compound and many small stories of solving crimes.
It's quite good to watch. The sweet 1v1 love story is mixed with various short stories about the parents in the neighborhood and many small stories about solving crimes.
Idiots have more fun. He was not killed in a fight.
This book is well written, at least better than 90% of other novels.
It's well written, at least the male protagonist doesn't mess with the relationship between men and women. I really have seen too many of this type of period novels where the male protagonist is obsessed with it. It's a pity that it started but ended.
I wonder if there is a female protagonist? Many or one?
It's this kind of dog-licking start that you will regret for the rest of your life.
I feel it's better than the propaganda officer's book😘
Update soon😘There will be a big reward, don't make me kneel down and beg you
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Community(0)
Official(23)Scraped 26d ago
A good book with pictures and texts that truly reflects the life of old Beijingers in the late 1960s! Interested friends can go and have a look!
It's good-looking, the language is light and refreshing, and the plot has a good rhythm. The main point is that it was written by a female author, so I recommend it.
It's quite interesting, a sweet love story mixed with the story of the compound and many small stories of solving crimes.
It's quite good to watch. The sweet 1v1 love story is mixed with various short stories about the parents in the neighborhood and many small stories about solving crimes.
Idiots have more fun. He was not killed in a fight.
This book is well written, at least better than 90% of other novels.
It's well written, at least the male protagonist doesn't mess with the relationship between men and women. I really have seen too many of this type of period novels where the male protagonist is obsessed with it. It's a pity that it started but ended.
I wonder if there is a female protagonist? Many or one?
It's this kind of dog-licking start that you will regret for the rest of your life.
I feel it's better than the propaganda officer's book😘
Update soon😘There will be a big reward, don't make me kneel down and beg you
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