After a Lifetime of Hard Work for My Family, They Called Me a Spendthrift, So I Bought a Range Rover
为家操劳半生，被骂败家后提揽胜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 6d ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- You Called Me a Spendthrift for Buying a Used Car? I'll Take It All Back买二手车还骂我败家？我收回一切Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
635Chapters
11kReads · 30 days
360.4kReads · all time
1.4kShelf adds, last 14 days
7.0Score
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It's a great watch. The protagonist's experiences are very realistic; his life was incredibly complicated.
It's enjoyable, but not mindlessly so; it's quite fun, with steps and a rhythm.
That feels so good! Living authentically again. That's the true nature of a man. So many families from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are destroyed when a woman with excessively high expectations comes along. It feels like the author wrote a true story.
It's readable, but the divorce story is already over 120 chapters long and they still haven't gotten divorced.
The content is super good, and the plot is very exciting.
Awesome, awesome, so awesome
They only got divorced in chapter 424... Oh my god!
A first-rate article, a first-rate story, a first-rate plot—it reveals the unpleasant things between men and women, showing that finding the right person and marrying the right person are two different things.
It's quite nice, with a sense of layering, and it's eye-catching.
A satisfying read for middle-aged men, but it's incredibly good.