
Forty Million in Demolition Compensation: I Had My Parents Pretend to Go Broke to See Their True Colors
拆迁四千万,让父母假装破产看清嘴脸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 167k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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76Chapters
82Reads
5.7Score
20Listens
279.1kReads · all time
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I just got on top and it's gone?
As long as you finish writing, you will get at least 8 points
Keep going, why did it disappear when I saw the awesomeness? What happened later, what about the stories with beautiful women, going to college, and the stories with Hong Kong businessmen, and what about cows? What's next?
The story is over before I even get the pleasure of reading it, leaving me with a feeling that it's still unfinished [laughing]
The writing is quite good, especially when it comes to people with or without money. It's very real. This is human nature.
A real social phenomenon, the details are very general, but the general outline is clear. I look forward to the next work.
Yes, yes, but it's too short
I've finished watching it, I've finished watching it, it's very beautiful
Why is it so important? Although it's a bit nonsensical, overall it's still very good and worth 8.5 Points.
It's well written, but too short! In fact, I can write a lot more later. Could it be that the author also demolished it at home? I inherited it when I went back, so it ended immediately?