
Siheyuan: I Stole the Travel Frog and Became the Richest Man
四合院:截胡旅行青蛙变首富
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- 1.1M Words
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- Film & TV Fanfiction
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- Faloo
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
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Let's just say, even if antiques can be exchanged for money later, what's the point of thinking that if a young man in his 20s in the 1960s lives to be over 50 in the 1990s?
If you didn't go to Hong Kong and wait for the antiques to be sold, you wouldn't know how old you are, and you wouldn't know how much money you would make by the time you can sell them. Why would you spend so much effort?
Don't we still have parents, younger brothers and sisters in rural areas? Why don't we get any help and just f*ck ourselves and get entangled with a bunch of beasts?
Is kidney transplant performed casually? Does the hospital listen to you so much? Don't want to do matching?
If you are both a time traveler, you can eat him to death if you are in the same plane. Of course, a man or a woman does not count. If you are not in the same world, you can just charge a toll. If you eat them all every time, won't you embarrass your compatriots? You can even make a pen pal and exchange experiences about time travel
Can you survive poisoning by eating pufferfish? I don't know what to think
Remember, some pigs' feet are for cultivating immortality, and most frogs are powerful.
Was kidney transplant possible in the 1960s?
Siheyuan, infinite planes, infinite time and space, infinite power
In the past sixty years, medical technology has become so advanced that you can even have a kidney transplant.