
Confused from the Start, Both Grandpa and Grandson Are Me
开局一脸懵,爷孙都是我自己
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 11mo ago
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Yes, but one thing is that you have to think about your own future, and your own interests are the best. Everything else is nonsense. If someone attacks you, then you will die. You can't care about so much evidence and so on. You are talking about it, and you have to wear it. If you are not free and unrestrained, it is of no use. Put yourself first and worry about other things.
I can't be the only one who gets poisoned, so I'll give you a high score so that everyone can get poisoned together🤢
Killed more than 300 imps. There are also more than 300 horses. Why don't we want more than 300 horses? Eat horse meat when you die.
Liang Jian writes really well. When I arrived at the courtyard, I felt like my hips immediately tightened. It's because the body has become smaller after reincarnation. I am also less courageous. Or how? I always feel like I'm not as smart as when I was fighting the Japanese. Logically speaking, he has killed so many enemies. Are you still afraid of the monsters and monsters in the courtyard?
I can't stand digging tunnels and driving trucks anymore [face covering]
Thoughts after reading: Goodbye to the author. I have no choice but to make this decision. I hope we can see each other again. Because I encountered some unexpected things that had a greater impact and blow on me, so you can formally say goodbye here. I really miss you, and I'm really happy to get to know you. I came across your book by accident and I feel it is a treasure. It's been so long since I read your book, but the happiness and touch you brought me is unforgettable. But there is no way, isn't life like this, full of helplessness and separation. I hope you can always stick to your original intention and move forward. Finally, thank you again for bringing me a lot of joy, touch, sadness, and anger. Thank you for staying with me these days. The main reason for leaving this time is that I'm sleepy when the time comes and I'm going to bed. I'll come back tomorrow and remember to update a few more chapters.
It's so pretty! I've read this title many times, but because it's set for children, I didn't click in to read it! I clicked into Shuhuang during the Chinese New Year and read more than 170 chapters in one go. It's really good. Every character is plump [like] and has a distinct personality [like] Save Shuhuang [like]
First of all, I am sure the author has written very, very well. In the movie "Bright Sword", Cao Wei started to join the army at the age of 5 and dug and dug all the way (the speed of digging will not be explored). There are also occasional snow leopards in series. Overall, it is very interesting. I have now read Chapter 235. Maybe the author has a unique aesthetic? Well, it's very unique. It's not taboo to eat meat or vegetables. I understand what you said about good-looking Japanese women, but emmm, Zhang Bailu, emmm, you are really hungry. And I accidentally saw that Duan commented that the protagonist (the brigade commander) suddenly died, and then went directly to the courtyard... I didn't see that part, and I didn't understand what the author wanted to do. It really felt like it was a bit mechanical. After all, the brigade commander who was less than 20 years old was still a special operations brigade, and he was not awarded a title before the founding of the country. It felt like the previous 300 chapters were just to save money for the courtyard, and it was gone. After all, the biggest thing shouldn't be connections... I'll talk about it after I see that part.
Maomao's imagination is so great that he perfectly blends the two seemingly completely incompatible elements of Liang Jian's passion and Siheyuan's street spirit. The protagonist Cao Wei's identity switch from a fierce general on the battlefield to an "old gun" in the alley not only did not violate peace, but also created countless dramatic conflicts and jokes. The most rare thing is that while the story maintains a fast pace and is refreshing, the character creation is also quite solid. Every decision made by the protagonist is in line with his "double life" setting, which includes the decisiveness of a soldier and the wisdom of the market in dealing with trivial matters in the neighborhood. This kind of character design is really very realistic and easy to take in. From defending the family and the country during the Anti-Japanese War to the filial piety of the family in the courtyard, the two timelines are intertwined and advanced, which makes people want to watch. Finally, I highly recommend it to all those who like fantasy novels and spy dramas. This is definitely a masterpiece worth staying up late to catch up on! [Like][Like][Like] Maomao @fallen meow I'm looking forward to your next work [I understand][I understand] Hey (。>∀<。)! ! !
Well, originally I didn't plan to self-review my own books, but the comment section has been a bit busy these past two days, so I'll use the comment section to explain. 1. Many people are questioning that I personally delete comments to control points. I can only say that this is some malicious speculation. I don't know whether others can delete comments, but until now, my writer level does not have the authority to delete comments, so the idea of personally deleting comments to control points does not exist. It is purely a malicious comment. 2. Some people say that the plot is a hodgepodge. I personally disagree. First of all, the world background of this book is a film and television world, so the appearance of other plot characters should be mentioned in the past. Secondly, the book itself is a film and television drama based on an era. Other film and television dramas of the same period only appear in the names of people, but do not involve the plot, so it should not be called a hodgepodge. 3. The ability is exaggerated and the data is untrue. I think the novel itself is an exaggerated statement. If everything is written truthfully, then everyone can just go to the history museum to read the documents. What novels are there to read? So I just want to say that you don't have the right to comment if you haven't read it carefully, but I can't stop you from making random comments. The beholder has a different opinion! In the end, no matter whether you read my book seriously or not, as long as you write a comment, it proves that you have read my book to some extent and given me support. No matter what the purpose of reading my book is, I want to thank you all. It is your reading that gives me the motivation to write. Thank you all!