Raoer, in Sichuan dialect, refers specifically to men who are afraid of their wives. It is also a nickname for men in Chengdu.
Liu Jianming, the second generation of Chengdu rake-er and demolition, and several post-80s generation from different backgrounds, including Shen Xiaotong from a single-parent family, Yan Xuewen who was born in a compound, and Li Mao, an orphan from the mountainous area, got to know each other because they were studying in college.
In their eyes, dreams are far more important than reality. Keeping up with the trend of the times and breaking the shackles of the world, they live out their own lives, Internet celebrities, designers, principals of primary schools in mountainous areas, and founders of listed companies. After struggling for more than ten years, they stopped. Because of their dreams, they joined forces again to create a utopia belonging to the post-80s generation...
Reader comments
It is self-explanatory from a first-person perspective. There are too many dialects and it is a bit incomprehensible. It may be suitable for Sichuan people!
The author's writing is smooth and the language is witty and humorous. It's worth reading! ! !
The story is very good, and the sense of immersion is quite strong!
There are many dialects, which is more suitable for Sichuan and Chongqing people.
If you have knots in your heart or are unhappy with your love life, you can check it out.
It is self-explanatory from a first-person perspective. There are too many dialects and it is a bit incomprehensible. It may be suitable for Sichuan people!
The author's writing is smooth and the language is witty and humorous. It's worth reading! ! !
The story is very good, and the sense of immersion is quite strong! There are many dialects, which is more suitable for Sichuan and Chongqing people. If you have knots in your heart or are unhappy with your love life, you can check it out.