The 1960s Red Packet Group: Borrowing Luck from My Lucky Childhood Friend
六零红包群，蹭蹭锦鲤竹马欧气
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 245k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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115Chapters
883Reads · 30 days
90.8kReads · all time
120Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.9Score
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Author, could you please do me a favor by writing either a couple dozen chapters of side stories, or start a new story about your sister? It's your choice! If you really can't do either, I'll send you razor blades.
It's so good, but the ending was too rushed; it didn't even cover the Beijing trip. 🤣
It was good, but the ending was too abrupt. They hadn't even written about the part where they taught the so-called cousin's sister a lesson in Beijing, or what she had to hand over—they should have written a little more about that. 😂
It's good, I really like it. This red envelope group must have been created by someone in the Chen family, since everyone's surname is Chen. The ending was a bit rushed; there should be room for side stories, like the later developments in their power, or the relationship between the two kids.
The content was great 👍 but you just ended it like that????
Okay! Why is everyone in the red envelope group surnamed Chen?
Why are all the people in the red envelope group surnamed Chen? Is the author also surnamed Chen?
It's pretty good, quite nice.
It's too short! Is the author planning to write two books? 🤦
What kind of ending is this? It's probably not finished yet.