
Big Brother's Diary
老哥日记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 162k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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63Chapters
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One Blood Book recommends this book. It is very dark and describes the darkness exposed under the sun. If the prosperity of the country we usually see online is the sunshine on the surface, then this book is the darkness hidden in the depths of time. My writing style is still as good. If you finish reading this book, you will feel a sense of seeing through the world. .
There is a kind of person called Brother. They live on the opposite side of the world. Their wives and children are separated, their families are broken up, and they are heavily in debt. There is a street called Sanhe Street, where there are the filthiest and cleanest people, the most optimistic and insensitive people, the most sinful and kind-hearted people. They eat, drink, whoring, and gamble. They are righteous, compassionate, hard-working, and willing to degenerate. The people here are called brothers, a group of people who are least worthy of pity and most deserving of pity. This street is called Sanhe, the dirtiest and warmest paradise. People here start with debts of 300,000 yuan, and the daily interest payments are enough to cover most of their wages. Even if some people struggle for decades to repay the debt, they only go from being heavily in debt to being completely penniless. There are more and more brothers, and there are fewer and fewer Sanhe Streets. Brother's Diary is depressive and humorous at the same time, but underneath the humor is still depressive. I wish you all the best to come ashore soon.
Good book, must be five stars
Brother's book is worth reading. It is all about human reality. If one day I have money, I will definitely make a TV series based on the contents of Brother's diary to commemorate my former career as Brother.
666, Foreign persimmon moved half of the books
Really well written