[Transmigration] [Teleportation] [Base] [Bandits] [Enemy Agents] [Inventory] [Equipment] [Siheyuan] [Japanese] [Russians] [Game Elements] [Border Conflict] [Resist American Aggression and Aid Korea]...
A friendly warning: This is not your typical period novel. Think carefully before diving in.
The protagonist is named Mi Huan, and he likes to shave his head.
His main job is being a hack writer; his side gig is food delivery.
His son is illegitimate, and his wife has been unfaithful.
At forty, he’s finally wise to the world. Don’t look down on a middle-aged man just because he’s poor.
Middle-aged Mi Huan is quite content with his little life.
His son may not do well at school, but at least he listens.
His wife doesn’t earn much, but she’s beautiful.
For a homebody hack writer, life is pretty darn good.
Then one day, Mi Huan takes a delivery job to bring a box of Yuting emergency contraceptive pills to a hotel guest.
Bro, you won’t believe this!
The Yuting was bought by his wife’s lover...
He castrates the adulterer, destroys the homewrecker, then dumps the greedy little burden on his deadbeat father-in-law.
Come on! Let’s make each other suffer!
Somehow, he activates a half-broken System. As a hack writer who specializes in padding out stories, his mind immediately conjures up more than eight hundred possibilities.
After dying and coming back to life, Mi Huan’s fucked-up life begins in 1950, when he’s just a fool.
The author is short and concise, and the appraisal is complete.
The plot is very novel, it feels fresh when you look at it, and there are many funny elements, but the author is too short...
Very novel, leaving a bright light before fire
Good, good, good
It's okay. I can read it wherever I think of it.
Good writing, keep it up,
It's okay, but the backpack is useless. What can't fit in a set of large boxes?