Those Turbulent Years: The System Owes Me Five Billion

The writing is pretty good, just like Xiaofeng, an adopted girl, is treated as an ancestor, and the money she earns is taken away, and she has to beg for it when she needs it. Other aspects are pretty good! Worth watching! It was originally a good novel, but the character Xiaofeng completely ruined my mood. What the hell, I can't keep the money I earn, and when I need it, I have to beg Xiaofeng's grandpa and grandma for a long time before giving him some. I can't stand it after reading Chapter 68! My mood is ruined!

The setting of the novel is a highlight. The setting of double-travel doors breaks the one-way travel model of traditional time-travel novels. The protagonist can freely travel between modern and ancient time and space. This two-way interaction greatly enriches the development possibilities of the story. In modern times, the protagonist relies on his knowledge of the future and modern technological means to achieve instant wealth. For example, he uses modern business concepts and popular elements to discover business opportunities in the ancient market, launch unique businesses, cleverly avoid competition and obtain huge wealth. The plot is both reasonable and full of creativity. After returning to ancient times, the plot setting of "I want to be a father" adds a lot of interest, making the protagonist's life in ancient times full of surprises and warmth. This setting injects a unique charm into the story and meets readers' expectations for novel plots and diverse story lines.

The early plot is very familiar, similar to the one in Mingyao, both in terms of characters and plot, but this one doesn't dig deep enough, and the exciting points of this theme are not deep enough. It turns too quickly and jumps directly to Xiangjiang... I thought I had read the wrong platform, thinking that the protagonist and my daughter have exactly the same character, but the plot goes in a different direction... The exciting points are not deep enough, the real-world appearance is not rounded enough, and the daughter's character is not very likable, but everything else is okay.

It's nice to watch, interesting to write, exciting plot, and the whole text flows well. Not bad, very interesting!

I picked up this book on a book hunt. I didn't stop reading it from the beginning. I didn't even finish reading a chapter. It's so good. I look forward to more exciting follow-ups. I will continue to read it!

It's too similar to another book, but the writing is good and the ideas have been improved and changed a bit. Give me five points first, update as soon as possible

The overall story is good, the narrative description is very full, and the characters have distinct characteristics. The grasp of the times is also barely passable. However, after reading it as a whole, it is still difficult to avoid the grandfather paradox, especially in 1979 when the emotional line needs to be developed. I hope the core bug of "I am in love with my ancestors" will be solved soon.

After reading it, the writing was very good. Although I got angry and scolded the author in the middle, I have to say that this is the only one I have finished reading in the past few months. The latter part was written too quickly, maybe because few people read it. It is a pity that Xiaofeng did not appear in the drama later, and Xia Sheng did not appear in many dramas. The latter part focused on business description and ignored the details of family life. On the contrary, it was the description of the details of family life in the first part that captured the readers.

The title of the book is "Double Passage: I Became an Educated Youth in 1979", written by Jiang Chenpan from Tianxiang Province. This is a complete urban farming novel that tells the story of the protagonist traveling between the modern and 1979 eras. A cool article from the era, selling antiques and local goods in the real world is a small and easy goal. The world of this era is about raising children, getting married, and being a winner in life. There are many poisonous points, it is too idealistic, there is not a single villain that can be defeated, and all wishes come true.

Yes, although it is a double penetration, it is strange, but it is exaggerated and written according to the facts of the times. IQ lies in money.