Back to the 1970s to Find the Wrong Grandpa: My Fake Grandpa Spoiled Me Like I Was Still in the Womb
穿回七十年代找错爷爷：被假爷爷宠成胎盘了
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- Completed
- Length
- 572k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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273Chapters
6Reads · 30 days
35.7kReads · all time
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I've only read a dozen chapters and it's already getting more and more awkward. For the sake of the couple, a 20-something granddaughter is hugging and cuddling a 23-year-old "grandfather" on a bicycle. Don't people on the street see that? Was the social atmosphere that open back then? And knowing that there are problems with his household registration, he's still so high-profile about his food, housing, and home appliances. Isn't he afraid of being investigated?
Where is morality?
The first thirty-odd chapters were quite good, with fluent language and a reasonable plot. However, around chapter forty, strange sentence breaks started to appear, and the writing became much rougher.
It's alright, the front looks pretty good.