In a hard-core time travel without system or plug-ins, Lin Changqing transforms into a student studying in the United States at public expense. He is well-read but is trapped by the upper limit of his talent. He resolutely returned to China and relied on the comprehensive knowledge accumulated through self-study to counterattack and rise in the tide of the times.
Reader comments
Divine book, at least eight stars
Seen before
Luo Liba talks a lot of nonsense.
Long-winded. . . . . . .
It's so frustrating to watch.
It's a pirated copy, and there are a lot of asterisks in the book, which really affects reading.
I seem to have seen exactly the same thing somewhere?
Divine book, at least eight stars
Seen before
Luo Liba talks a lot of nonsense.
Long-winded. . . . . . .
It's so frustrating to watch.
It's a pirated copy, and there are a lot of asterisks in the book, which really affects reading.
I seem to have seen exactly the same thing somewhere?