The 1960S: My Pocket Dimension Only Collects My Enemies
六零：我的空间专收仇人
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 9d ago
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The plot is relatively dull at the beginning, but becomes more and more interesting later on. Especially for Su Cheng Space, before it was upgraded, I felt it was a pity that I couldn't grow food, but when I could grow it later, it was simply wonderful. It's so interesting to collect enemies in space. The three supporting characters, He Yuan and the others, can be said to be equivalent to Su Cheng's golden fingers. In 1968, Su Cheng went to Beidahuang. The plot was so interesting, and the existence of the back garden could avoid a lot of unnecessary trouble! [Smile][smile][smile][snicker][snicker][smile]
I haven't seen such a good novel in a long time. The name Su Cheng seems to have been used by the author in other works before, but I don't know why, but the previous works have disappeared? I really like the writing style of the work, it is narrative and comfortable to read. Especially in terms of content, unlike other novels, one thing can be written in several or more than a dozen chapters. Sometimes I feel tired watching it, but not this one. The author is too imaginative and out-of-the-box. The content is layered in nesting dolls, but it is fragmented. No matter how it is laid out in the front, it can always be picked up in the back. I like the role of the old man very much, and he was very successful in portraying it. There is also the emotional aspect, which is not like a stallion. Compared with other novels, this one is very conscientious. The author never makes any comments, it is all pure and practical information. I must give it five stars! [Smile][smile][smile]
Hey, give yourself a good review! [Laughing][laughing awkwardly][laughing awkwardly] In the past five years, from the little beggar covered in wounds in the fire scene to having his own house, his own brother, and his own master, every step Su Cheng took was not easy. But the most valuable thing about this book is that it allows the protagonist Goldfinger to make good use of it and live a better life bit by bit. This is a cool article about a good era, and this is light. From the ruins, light grows little by little. Five stars, for all those struggling to move up in the mud. [Laughing][laughing][laughing]
The story is very good, and there was nothing you could do about it in those days, but after you have such ability, why should I accept your rules? As Huang Xiaoming once said in a sketch, I don't want you to think, I want what I feel. My rules are rules, and I don't expect them to eat. Why should I look good on you? In fact, all the rules use violence to solve problems. They have remained the same for many years. If you think about it carefully, the development of society also uses violence to solve problems. Violence can resolve all conflicts.
Four stars. The protagonist is not ruthless enough [smile]. He has been tricked so many times and should be ruthless. Don't think that if you use justice to overwhelm people, you should make people pay. [Thinking]
Very nice, I recommend it.
So pretty, so pretty
This book is very beautiful
The protagonist is 10 years old and can do more things than adults.
Very good, check it out, addictive.