
Raise Them and Get Rich: The Era's Beloved Lucky Carp
谁养谁富:年代团宠小锦鲤
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- Completed
- Length
- 265k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This book is amazing, you should check it out!
It's so beautiful, so incredibly beautiful! O(∩_∩)O
I'm in love! Childhood sweethearts! This is so sweet! 🤤🤤🤤 [Upvote][Upvote][Upvote][Upvote] The ending felt too rushed. I was hoping to see more of their relationship as adults. But I didn't even get to see how their family prospered. A little disappointing, but I still really liked it. [Full][Full][Full]
It's really good, but you can't just give me the ending right away. I want to know what happens when they grow up. Our story of growing up would be fine too; you can't just end it with a grand finale. But if you can't write anything else, ending it here is okay too. It's really good, really good.
Haha, everyone says the ending of this book was too rushed, but I think it's fine. Sometimes it's not good for the author to explain things too clearly; leaving room for the reader's imagination is good and allows them to use their brains to think about the beauty of their imagination. The author just needs to explain the writing process clearly; the rest is for the next part.
Even if life is not as I wish, I will still hold fast to the kindness in my heart, from beginning to end.
Not bad, right? I feel like it's not finished yet; what about the sequel for the male and female leads?
It's a good read, short and concise, and a unique genre among romance novels set in a historical period. The only downside is the rushed ending. I'll have to fill in the gaps with my imagination; what a shame!
Amidst the whispers, exclamations, and cheers of his classmates, a boy in white slowly walked into the classroom, ignoring the envious, jealous, or infatuated gazes of the others. He walked straight to Xiaolihua, bowed slightly, smiled, his gaze soft and his eyes like stars: "Hello, classmate, I'm Shen Yichen. May I ask your name?" A familiar voice came from above.
Wow, that was fast! We arrived at the station before we even got on the train. But it looks so beautiful! 💕💕