
1980: Changing My Fate by Learning Martial Arts
80年:改命从习武开始
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- Urban Everyday
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Very well written and very realistic! Ordinary people can cultivate immortality without eating any treasures from heaven and earth. They only need to keep up with their diet and nutrition. This will be very down-to-earth and authentic. The story about the Yin God being robbed by lightning is not too fantasy... All in all, it is a very interesting book.
Plain but true! A very wonderful book
The book is good, but the pace of the book is a bit too slow, and the updates feel a bit slow! I personally recommend it to those who have the patience to read it, but the author needs to work harder! This slow-burning book will be quite popular if there are no problems in the later stages. Please work hard to update it!
Full marks. It has to be said that I haven't read a novel that makes me feel so comfortable in a long time. Although I was born in 2000, this book allowed me to see the scene in the 1980s. It is very interesting and novel. The author will give it a try and update it!
It's very well written, and it's very interesting to read carefully.
A very rare and good book! ! It describes the difficulties, hardships and sufferings of that era! Come on, author! Don't screw up! Be more attentive to details! Don't let the IQ of the protagonists and villains drop! !
Many life scenes are relatively realistic and close to life, and the main characters have distinct personalities and their own characteristics. The suffering described in the book will make people think and understand, unlike some books that make people cynical and resentful. It is a good book that promotes the power of positivity.
It's very good, but it's a little verbose at the end, and there are a lot of typos, but overall it's well written, and I'm an old bookworm. There are very few novels that I feel don't have too many shortcomings. This one is really good. It feels like it's almost over. Alas, Chuanwu has declined and I'm a bit afraid to read the next few chapters. I hope the protagonist has a good ending.
While reading, a feeling of intimacy arises spontaneously. The author's language skills are really strong.
Basically, I never comment. I feel that the comments in Tomato are relatively fake. It always feels like a robot is commenting, and there are not many real comments. But it's rare to see a good book so I'll review it. I have been watching it for less than half of the time. Sun Thief is still wandering around the small town, living his daily life and practicing martial arts every day, but it gives people a feeling that he is not tired of it. There is a feeling that he is slowly growing up and getting stronger with him. His three views are super upright, and his grandma often asks him to repay her kindness. Uncle Zhao's care for him and the old principal's love for him are not for nothing. They all reflect the child's sensible, filial and grateful nature in some daily details. It reminds me of the time when I went to work elsewhere and lived at my aunt's house for three months, but I didn't have that kind of grateful heart, hey. I didn't react until I saw this book. I have a feeling that I had when I read Dual Education in Arts and Sciences, and it is slowly getting stronger. I am looking forward to the author finishing this book. I haven't seen such a wonderful book in a long time.