The Happy Life of Ding Qiunan

I can't bear it when someone calls the protagonist I write a Virgin or a licking dog. Please, if you have enough food and clothing and have too much money to spend, are you still stingy with the people around you? What is the right thing to do if you spend money to call the woman you love a licking dog, or to help the orphans and the weak called a holy mother? You are full of hostility, as if the whole world is your enemy, and then you blame the sky, the earth, the air and you are awesome? Give a widow a bowl of rice and you will want to sleep with her all night; if a girl acts coquettishly, your backhand will be a big dick. Is this so awesome? It is easy to get a woman, as long as you have money; but it is difficult to get a woman's heart, which requires sincerity for sincerity. Money is cheap, but love is expensive!

Not very good. It was written to make Dr. Ding happy, but as a result, the protagonist always had trouble with Liang Ladi, and had more scenes than Dr. Ding. What about Qianha, he wanted to be ambiguous to show the charm of the protagonist? Or do you want to be a stud? It feels so redundant!

A masterpiece of dog licking! Either licking or on the way to licking.

So far, the only bad thing is that the male protagonist is pursuing Ding Qiunan here, but he is also hooking up with Liang Ladi? And he asked Ladi Liang to go to his house every week to do less hygiene? Aren't you afraid that Ding Qiunan will be jealous? Look at Nanyi's end, losing Ding Qiunan due to misunderstanding. The author also said, why is the female protagonist still chasing Ding Qiunan here and seducing Liang Ladi there? Behind Ding Qiunan are Nan Yi and Cui Dake! Especially Cui Dake, who can carry out the overlord's bow at any time and in any place! Author, please be more careful...

It looks pretty good, but there is a big hole. It is nonsense for the protagonist to separate the factory canteen during the famine years. The factory's employee canteen is a welfare facility and will not be open to the public. It is more cost-effective for employees to eat in the cafeteria than to cook for themselves. The factory will provide some subsidies. In fact, the cafeteria is losing money, and food is rationed. How many employees do you have to give you the subsidy. What's more, in years of famine, when workers can't even have enough to eat. You are the director of the cafeteria and have a thousand workers. You sell meals for more than 3,000 people and sell meal tickets to other factory workers and nearby residents. Where does the subsidized food come from? It will not kill you. The factory director can even promote you to section chief, but your head will be screwed. It was a planned economy. Factory cafeterias were factory cafeterias, and state-owned hotels were state-owned hotels. They were different in nature.

Licking the dog…

This novel is elegant, graceful, smooth and coherent, especially the characters' language is humorous. The content is vivid and rich, the language is novel and refreshing, and the structure is unique and reasonable. A large number of spoken words from daily life are used to make the novel more natural and friendly. 👍👍👍

Personally, I think it's very good-looking, close to the original work, and has an ending that changes the plot. It's very good-looking!

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