
Liu Cheapskate’s Daily Life
刘抠门的日常生活
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- Completed
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- 222k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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I've recently gotten hooked on slice-of-life and lighthearted stories.
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Looking for Something Truly Excellent. It’s Been Ages Since I Found One
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Period-Era Stories with No Rural Relocation, Black Market, Unrequited Devotion, Military Marriage, or Terrible In-Laws
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Rough Around the Edges: Ordinary Street Life Is Just as Cool as the High Life
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I particularly recommend this article, firstly because it is rare that it does not have time travel or rebirth, and there is no golden finger; secondly, it is rare that the male and female protagonists are ordinary people, that is, they have no extraordinary family background, nor outstanding appearance, nor even academic qualifications; thirdly, it is rare to mention Although doing business in the 1980s was profitable, there was also the risk that many people would end up dead or alive, and the male and female protagonists did not become rich by doing business (at least not yet for me); fourthly, the female protagonist had a distinct personality and was hilariously stingy. Fortunately, she was only stinging herself and not others. All in all, it is a rare masterpiece of period literature, with a score of 9.5. After reading this, I like this article very much. If you are a little rich, you will be safe. If you don't have ups and downs, you will have a really good life. Happy ending
It's good to read🤩It's good to read, the heroine is stingy but smart, she does a good job in dealing with people, the hero treats the heroine quite well, the whole book is very fast-paced, I look forward to the author's big update ٩(๑^o^๑)۶, highly recommended🌹
The rating is too low. The quality of this book should be 9 or above. It is a clear flow in the period writing. You can live a normal life without quarreling or hitting others. The author's writing skills are very good. This style of writing can easily be written as a running account without any sense, but the author's writing is very interesting. I look forward to the author's new articles.
It's so beautiful. It would look great if photographed. It has a rich atmosphere of life like people living in an alley, and it fits well. The characters are not very good, but everyone has a distinct personality and their own character ideas, which is good👍
Haha, the heroine in the first few chapters is really speechless. I persisted and read it. I feel that the writing is good and the heroine is not so exaggerated. It is very good. Please update it soon. Hahaha, old bookworm said that I can continue to read.
A very interesting short story, it can be called "The Happy Life of Liu Mingmen and Zhang Laizi". Liu Xiaoyun's stinginess is very classic, especially her ability to shave her head, which is a bit weird. Zhang Jianhua was also quite funny. Liu Xiaoyun kept pushing him and refused to buy anything he wanted to buy. His pants and vest were all made of cloth. Later, he finally got 5 yuan of pocket money for himself, which was basically spent by the girl Xiaoxiao. I remember one chapter said: Xiaoxiao had already figured out how to spend her father's 4 yuan pocket money, but because she beat up a male classmate, she had to pay 4 yuan to others. She laughed. The main plot concept is also very good. Liu Xiaoyun was a rural girl. After marrying Zhang Jianhua, she first applied for urban household registration and then bought a job. Although she is stingy, she has upright views, sensible things, and is well-versed in people. It is also because of these that although she is stingy, she is not annoying.
It's good-looking, very real, counterattacking, and has a strong sense of life. The heroine is really picky about herself. I was anxious to be picky about herself when I watched it earlier, but she is very open about human relationships and worldly affairs. I was a little anxious when I saw that her older brothers had all made money and she was still working conscientiously. But later on, I saw that it was fine. In the end, the city became the governor [Like][Like][Like]
It's very interesting. I was really stingy in the early stage, but after I had my daughter, I started to be generous for her daughter. When I read the chronicle for the first time, I didn't go into business, but worked honestly. However, the heroine has always been very motivated, and she can be regarded as catching up with the trend of the times in learning.
Although there are many flaws, I still give it five stars because it is very realistic. The heroine is stingy and gives birth to a child who can spend money. She is not required to have children like other novels. What I am reading now is that she had a sterilization after giving birth to her daughter. The sister-in-law has sex. She had a bad wife and didn't take enough advantage, which started to annoy her, including the fact that she looked down on the heroine because she was from the country, and her neighbor next door married a domestic violence man, but she didn't get divorced because she had a rural household registration, and she didn't divorce her when she later transferred to a city household registration. It was a bit strange but true. The heroine is really stingy, but she only stings herself, and she is very open about her dealings with outsiders, unlike the sister-in-law who suffers losses when she doesn't make any money, and who has lost her money and has to get along with her, making it difficult for her to get along well. It would have been better if the heroine had not asked Zhang Jianhua to perform the ligation. The ring would be so painful and prone to inflammation. Although I have finished reading it, I will not read this author's novels in the future. I don't love women enough, especially when the neighbor's eldest sister earns money and lives with the domestically violent mother's son. It's too realistic and it makes me angry. But it's really realistic. If you like realistic literature, you can read it. . .
Not bad, good, good-looking! I like the plot after the male and female protagonists get married. The heroine's design is really good. She dares to think and act clearly on what she wants. Although she is stingy, she only targets herself and does not ask others to be the same as her, and she basically changed it in the later stage. She was reluctant to spend money, but she paid for the travel expenses and tickets when she and the man she was dating wanted to separate. In the early days of marriage with the man, she ate boiled vegetables every day, but she changed her mind after the man mentioned it. Although she still had to pay for it, it was completely understandable. Moreover, the woman paid for her job with her own money. It is amazing that a rural woman can save so much money!