
From the Start in the Famine Year of 1960: Buy Anything for One Cent
开局1960灾荒年,每天一分钱秒杀
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- 7mo ago
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- Fanqie
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It's a great book. The protagonist is rich and generous. He likes to help his neighbors. The neighbors cook home-cooked meals for a few days, and the protagonist directly pays ten yuan for hard work. This kind of simple spirit should be learned by other authors. Although the protagonist earns 26 yuan a month, the protagonist is generous. He also has a system and has no shortage of supplies.
It is exactly the same as Time Travel 58 I Have a Life Supermarket, except for the name. That book seems to have over 1 million words.
Okay, here is a simplified novel review of about 100 words: > **Novel evaluation:** The setting is novel and cleverly combines time travel (the 1960s), fantasy (Pinduoduo's "one-cent instant kill" system) and historical background. The protagonist relies on the system to improve his life, help his relatives and friends, and support the country in an era of scarcity. He has a witty and kind image. The story is smooth, the details are vivid, and it restores the style of the times. The theme is positive and uplifting, showing the spirit of struggle in adversity, and is both interesting and valuable for thinking about the times. **(99 Words)** **Core Points:** 1. **Core Settings:** Time Travel 1960 + Pinduoduo System (Core Highlights). 2. **Protagonist Action:** Use the system to improve lives, help others, and help the country. 3. **Protagonist image:** Witty and kind. 4. **Story Advantages:** Smooth and vivid in details (reflecting the sense of the times). 5. **Theme idea:** Active struggle and thinking about the value of the times. 6. **Overall evaluation:** Novel, interesting and valuable.
It's plain and simple, but interesting. Come on, write more. It should be more exciting when you slowly write about it and it will be of great help to the development of the country. After getting married, I always feel that something is wrong. Chapter 800 is still about trivial matters every day. I want to make greater contributions and changes. You are not here to marry me.
Holy Father, Great Holy Father, proper Super Great Holy Father. When the Bodhisattva sees him, he must give way to him. Food was brought out by the hundreds or thousands. Give away dozens of kilograms. Give it away when you see someone.
This huge work is really full of wonderful writing and every word is exquisite, making reading it feel like a spring breeze. The author's writing style is smooth and contagious, as if every sentence contains profound thoughts and rich emotions. The article has a rigorous structure and clear logic, and each paragraph serves the theme appropriately, allowing readers to easily follow the author's ideas and deeply appreciate the profound meaning contained in the article. What's even more commendable is that the author cleverly used various rhetorical techniques in the article, making the whole article rich in literary grace and full of charm. Whether it is vivid metaphors, vivid descriptions, refined wording, or powerful arguments, they fully demonstrate the author's profound literary skills and excellent writing ability. After reading this article, I was deeply shocked. It not only allowed me to appreciate the charm of words, but also made me stand in awe of the author's talent and knowledge. This is truly a rare masterpiece, worthy of careful reading and study by everyone who loves literature. I believe that such an excellent article will be widely circulated and become a shining pearl in the literary world. Okay! I'm telling the truth, you can't poison me. [Love]
Awesome Klass, I want to see it, I love it. More. It's easy to watch and not bloody. Don't abuse your heart.
Isn't the third uncle a teacher? Why did he become a fitter?
It's good, but prices have collapsed, right? There are basically no villains in the book, and there are no bloody things. They are all poor people who work hard to make a living. I don't know what courtyard the protagonist lives in. Sometimes he lives in 49, sometimes he lives in 56, and there is also a guy from the same village who introduced him to work in the steel factory. Sometimes his name is Daping, and sometimes his name is Dawei.
It's okay, but it's a bit too generous. I can't stand it when I see a child being picked up. I'm not even married yet, so I just picked up a child. , Looked down and saw that he wanted to make instant noodles. I really can't see it, it was invented too quickly.