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Just saying that I'm sorry for your sister doesn't mean that your own sister doesn't care. In that era, there were a few people who were unmarried and had sex.

If the story develops according to the original plot, the protagonist's mother in the previous life was paralyzed in bed because of exhaustion from work, the grandfather is blind, and the sister gave birth to a child out of wedlock. In such a miserable family, the protagonist is most likely a farmer or migrant worker. I think going to high school or college is unrealistic. Because I simply can't afford it! However, after rebirth, the protagonist's skills and qualities are somewhat disconnected from reality. He can talk to foreigners and draw car designs. Could you tell me whether these skills were mastered in this life or in a previous life? I'm neither high nor low, and I'm a high school student. I haven't finished high school. A few days ago, I helped my third-grade son with homework, and I was taught English by my ten-year-old son. Not to mention being able to talk to foreigners, I can't even speak Chinese! I think it is reasonable if the protagonist has some small survival skills after rebirth, such as carpentry, masonry, etc., And starts a business with them. Or the protagonist comes from a well-off family. Even if so many tragedies happen in the family, it still does not delay the protagonist's study. This is nothing to say. The bad thing is that the author made the protagonist's birth too tragic. The protagonist has too many skills after rebirth!

Surgery always has risks, and sometimes risky surgeries also have risks of failure, so when the doctor said the surgery was successful, Liu Qingshan felt really at ease and didn't have to worry anymore.

I saw that I didn't study in high school, and then I made a written statement to guarantee that I would give up the admission to Tsinghua University and Peking University... I really couldn't read it, and I still wrote the papers at the principal's house... I was so speechless. You can either give me a system or a cheat. As a result, I just got through it so hastily... I can't get over this poisonous point. Rebirth articles are difficult to write. I can understand that the assignments are unconventional and unconventional. Novels are fine, but this kind of YY is completely divorced from reality. After all, it is a rebirth urban reality article!

I am also a person from the 1980s. Many of the descriptions of rural life in this kind of article can be sympathized with, and we can also relate to the setting of the characters. In the early stages of the story, the plot was exciting with its ups and downs, but it became more and more boring later on. The characters are becoming more and more stereotyped, and the dialogues between the characters are not distinctive. The plot unfolds in a mediocre manner, lacking emotional fluctuations. The story unfolds without an introduction, climax, or turning point. All the characters are too flat. The fourth and fifth children just smile every day and use language to forcefully explain their innocence. Some sisters just twist their ears, because we can't emotionally understand why they need to twist their ears. Logically speaking, Chen Dongfang is also a clear-cut villain, but every time he just goes through the motions, he comes, he loses, he acts upright, and then he leaves. Every time I meet an opponent, I forcefully outwit them and then get slapped in the face. There are various talismans around the protagonist, so there is no setback along the way. If you continue to write like this, it will be classified as a third-rate novice's pretentious writing.

There are twelve comments in total, why are there so many missing?

The dividend for a 10-yuan investment is 58, and the protagonist's 1,000-yuan dividend is only 243. This disparity is a bit big.

Sometimes you have to accept old age when you are old. When you were young, you were full of energy. Now Liu Shikui feels that his body is not as good as before. He needs to rest when he should.

It has been contributing elite Chinese medicine talents to the United States, and Chinese medicine in China has not yet been fully popularized and improved!

I can't stand reading more than 300 chapters. It's so damn great.