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
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- Cao Wei's Slacker Life, Planned Since the War of Resistance曹魏从抗战开始准备的摆烂生活Alternate title on Fanqie
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That's true, but one thing is certain: you need to plan your own future. Your own interests come first; everything else is bullshit. If someone tries to harm you, then go all out and kill them. Don't worry about evidence or anything like that. Just kill them first. You've already donned these clothes; what's the point if you're not free and unrestrained? Put yourself first, then worry about everything else.
I can't be the only one addicted, so I'll give it a high score and we can all get addicted together 🤢
They killed over 300 Japanese soldiers. They also had over 300 horses. Why didn't they take the 300-plus horses? Because they wanted to eat them after they died.
The novel *Bright Sword* is really well-written. But when I got to the courtyard house, I immediately felt completely overwhelmed. Was it because my body shrank after reincarnation? Or was I more timid? What happened? I felt like I'd lost the quick wit I had when fighting the Japanese. Logically, after killing so many enemies, why would I be afraid of the monsters in the courtyard house?
I can't stand watching them dig tunnels and drive trucks like that 🤦
Goodbye, dear author! It's a difficult decision I've made, but I hope we'll meet again someday. Some unexpected things happened that really affected and hurt me, so I'm saying goodbye formally here. I'm truly going to miss you all; it was so wonderful to know you. I stumbled upon your book by chance, and it feels like a treasure.
This is so good! I saw the title many times, but because it involves children, I didn't click to read it! I finally clicked on it during my reading slump over the Chinese New Year holiday, and I've read over 170 chapters in one go. It's really great; every character is so well-developed and vividly portrayed! A lifesaver for those looking for something to read!
First of all, I must say the author's writing is excellent. In "Bright Sword," Cao Wei joins the army at age 5 and digs and digs his way through (the speed of which is another matter), with occasional touches from the Snow Leopard. Overall, it's very enjoyable. I'm currently on chapter 235. Perhaps the author has a unique aesthetic? Yes, very unique, indiscriminate in its approach.
Cat's imagination is truly boundless, seamlessly blending the seemingly disparate elements of the thrill of "Bright Sword" and the down-to-earth atmosphere of a traditional courtyard house. The protagonist Cao Wei's transformation from a fierce general on the battlefield to a "veteran" in the alleyways is not only seamless, but also creates numerous dramatic conflicts and laughs.
Well, I wasn't originally planning to review my own book, but the comments section has been quite a mess these past few days, so I'll take this opportunity to explain. First, many people are questioning whether I personally delete comments to control my score. I can only say that this is some malicious speculation.