After being reborn, Chen Ping'an opened his eyes to find a beautiful, drunken face inches from his own. Beneath the dim glow of a lightbulb, he saw a calendar. The date, June 28, 1983, made the blood in his veins run cold.
Because he knew the crackdown that would sweep up every kind of gangster and villain was about to begin.
And somehow, he had ended up in the kang of another man's young wife. Her husband was wailing outside the door, and the people from the police station were getting ready to smash it down... This was a dead end!
What was he supposed to do?
I am an author. Is it reasonable to give myself a five-star review first?
The story is good and the writing is pretty good. A battle of wits and courage, there are a lot of women, they are quite good at it 😎 It's just too short, too short, too short. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The sixth male protagonist has a coherent plot and smooth logic. It should be fun. The previous one was also good, but I don't know why it's not popular.
The writing is very realistic, and the story is good so far. There is no routine that can be guessed at a glance, and there are surprises.
It's a pretty serious book 🤭🤭🤭
Although the ending is a bit too fast, the author's efforts can be seen, and I look forward to the author's next book having more "high-quality" content.
Well written, but too short
I feel that this book is not as good-looking as the previous one, "Once Upon a Time in Northeast China", and there is no contrasting heroine like Liu Xiaomei. . . . . . . .
This book is good, it has a lot of twists and turns, you can read it
The full text has a rigorous structure