The fun in that corner of the Northeast can be found from the kangtou to the corn field! Lao Wang, nicknamed "Wang Daudao", is a pure Northeast rough guy who dares to run shirtless in alleys on three-nine days and chase dogs for old wine. His life is full of jokes. There are countless gossips hidden in the chatter between the parents and the parents in the west, and trivial matters can cause more excitement than the Chinese New Year.
There are no earth-shattering events, only the Northeastern people's deep-rooted generosity, their sarcastic sense of humor, and their harsh words that come out as soon as they are spoken. Dirty words are mixed with laughter, embarrassing things are mixed with warm things, from an old man in his seventies to eighty years old, to a half-year-old child fishing for fish in a bird's nest, every character is as vivid as if he lives next door.
Come to that corner of the Northeast, listen to Lao Wang's nonsense, and watch how these "tiger-like" Northeastern people turn their daily lives into a show full of fun. You will laugh so hard that you slap your thighs, and it will make your heart feel hot!
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"Fun things in that nook in the Northeast"
- Filled with a sense of daily life: There are no ups and downs in the plot, just fragments of ordinary people's lives in the Northeast - grabbing vegetables at the morning market, stocking up on sauerkraut in winter, and neighbors chatting and quarreling. They are all down-to-earth fun.
- The characters are very vivid: the protagonist is an ordinary young man, poor-talking but enthusiastic. The uncles, aunts, and neighbors around him are all just like the people in our lives, and he has the refreshing energy of Northeastern people.
- Reading is very relaxing: You don't have to waste your brain to follow the plot. Just click on a chapter and it will feel like listening to a friend chatting. The more you read, the more you think, "Why are these days so interesting?". It is suitable for reading when you want to take a breather.
"Fun things in that nook in the Northeast" - Filled with a sense of daily life: There are no ups and downs in the plot, just fragments of ordinary people's lives in the Northeast - grabbing vegetables at the morning market, stocking up on sauerkraut in winter, and neighbors chatting and quarreling. They are all down-to-earth fun. - The characters are very vivid: the protagonist is an ordinary young man, poor-talking but enthusiastic. The uncles, aunts, and neighbors around him are all just like the people in our lives, and he has the refreshing energy of Northeastern people. - Reading is very relaxing: You don't have to waste your brain to follow the plot. Just click on a chapter and it will feel like listening to a friend chatting. The more you read, the more you think, "Why are these days so interesting?". It is suitable for reading when you want to take a breather.