Despised by My Daughter-in-Law, I Head to the Capital to Work as a Security Guard
被儿媳嫌弃，我去京城当保安
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- Completed
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- 555k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
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- 2y ago
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Any good urban novels that feel close to real life and are on the longer side?
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Looking for urban stories where only the protagonist and their trusted allies have special abilities.
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Traditional Chinese medicine, learning traditional Chinese medicine,
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Novel characters, clear flow in refreshing writing
Why do all the novels written by masters have the surname Gao, brother? 🤭🤭🤭
This book is one of the few wonderful novels I have read in Tomato novels, I hope it won't be a eunuch!
After looking at it for a long time, it turned out to be a clairvoyant eye. It's the same gambling on stone and the same revitalization of traditional Chinese medicine. The only difference is that the pig's foot is an uncle who is about to know his destiny. Although he is an uncle, it does not affect him in sleeping with women, a young woman who is a graphic model, a beautiful doctor, the director of a kindergarten... Uh! It seems that if he is willing to be more amorous, there are many women waiting for him to sleep with.
He's almost 50 and he's so powerful, so why not?
A middle-aged man. Very well described. I don't have the ability to try my best to finish my life. Once you have the ability, you can clearly understand your own needs. IQ is always online. Except for the occasional middle-aged impulse. Not bad, not bad. 5 Stars to stay. Come on. Although 99% of middle-aged men are helpless. But reading Shuangwen can still improve your energy. I have read online articles for more than 20 years. He is also an 18-year-old boy. He became a middle-aged man in his late 50s. When I first read it, I didn't know what the book meant, but when I read it again, I felt like I was in the play. No superpowers yet. Even though the body has the ability to express money, it cannot keep up with the expression of consciousness.
If you don't come to the harem, you'll still look good.
A great book that is delayed by its title and cover. The story is very readable, and the heroines are all vivid. There are two shortcomings. First, the male protagonists are basically scapegoating, and the heroines are either married, divorced, or have ectopic pregnancies with others. There is also someone else's mistress, none of which is original. Second, it was rushed and unfinished in the end. For some unknown reason, many pitfalls were not filled in, such as what happened to Li Yitong, and Chenchen's mother and daughter. If written with care, it will be a very beautiful book.
It is estimated that the readership of novels with this theme is basically not those born in the 1980s. Give me a five-star encouragement The time point is slightly different from reality.
This author is quite insightful and worth reading. But maybe 30% of people like to read, 30% of people may or may not read, and the last 30% of people don't read because they are self-righteous.