Sixty-Year-Old Codger, Let Me Check Your Cards. I Love Friendships Between People of Different Generations

This book is very down-to-earth, and the author puts his heart into it! The 60-year-old unemployed protagonist was almost forced to be sent to a mental hospital due to his unfilial son. The morbid beauty he met by chance also suffered from terminal cancer in the terminal stage. How realistic! If there were no golden fingers, undesirable things might really happen. Once a person loses support, it would be very difficult to live. Where would there be dignity at all? Five-star reviews support the author!

The writing is really good, but those who are used to reading fast-paced and refreshing novels may be a little uncomfortable at first, but as you continue reading, you will find that this 60-year-old is also growing up and accepting new things, and the character arc is very full. The other thing is to wake up the heroine as soon as possible. It's not okay for the character to finally stand up and be in a vegetative state for a long time. You won't wake up until it's over. I've reached chapter 100. This book has 4,000 words per chapter, which is equivalent to 200 chapters in an ordinary book. But I want to skip it because the heroine is actually a vegetable 😢, and it's getting more and more boring.

It can be said to be a high-quality product. You can clearly feel in the tomatoes that they are made by human hands, not AI. Some people say that they should not cut off their relationship with their son? I want to ask how to break it? Kill? He's already been blacklisted, he won't pay a dime, he doesn't have the ability to help him, and he won't try to make money when he gets into trouble. What else is going on, just cut him off with a knife? I think it's okay to accept the first and second girls, at least much better than other harems. As for the two spirited girls, I think they can be handled well. After all, a good old man will persuade them to be good, which is normal. Anyway, it's much more interesting to go straight to the page without seeing a few pictures. As for whether it will be collected later, it depends on how the author handles it. Also, this is a harem story, not to mention multiple female protagonists. I think Goldfinger is also very interesting. Spades kill, death and that kind of thing. Hearts, life, plants, animals, strengthening. Blocks, physical rules, laws. I forgot about the plum blossom. All I can say is that it's worth watching.

It is a very good book. If there is a shortcoming, it is that the main character at the beginning is 60, which is a bit too old. However, the overall plot and life experience are very reasonable. They are not simple good guys and bad guys. They write the authenticity of people. I hope it will not collapse later. Tomato is a rare good book, at the level of grass jelly.

The creativity is very good. Not that kind of mindless golden finger. The writing is also very good. Not a novice. It's not a brainless piece of writing either. The emotional development path is relatively reasonable and many characters also have their own personalities. The world view setting is also very real and full, and the female characters are not just mere tools. This quality should be considered very good among foreign persimmons. But I feel like not many people have seen it so far. In my opinion it should be considered an unpopular masterpiece.

The story flows smoothly and is not mindless. The protagonist is an ordinary person who slowly changes after getting a golden finger. I can't say that the process is particularly reasonable, but he also goes through it step by step and does not become invincible all at once. The supporting characters in it each have their own characteristics and are described with flesh and blood. At first I thought there would be a poison after chapter 30, but after trying it I realized that it was just a second female lead, what a big deal. I almost let that comment fool me. Book lovers who like slow reading are welcome.

It is written vividly and very well.

There are only a handful of novels that I have stayed up late to read over the years, and this is one of them. I hope the author will work hard and write at least a thousand chapters.

The writing is fascinating, and you can see all kinds of people in the world, both warm and cold, and the world is hot and cold.

It is a down-to-earth, life-oriented novel with a compact and reasonable plot. It is worth reading!