He died suddenly while working overtime and traveled back to the courtyard in 1960, becoming Yan Jiecheng, the eldest son of the third uncle Yan Bugui. I eat batter with pickles for breakfast, wear coarse clothes and live in an old house. There are only a few subjects in the class, including mathematics, chemistry, and physics, which are all basic, and I already know Russian. These days, exams are like fun to me. I have to be a top student first to calm down my worries.
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I abandoned the story after reading chapter 20. The male protagonist usually subsidizes the family's food and drink, and has to give half of his salary to Mr. Yan.
I'm not talking about whether writing novels can comply with basic logic. If you traveled through time and became Yan Jiecheng, would you really treat Yan Bugui as your biological father? Ask yourself whether this is possible?
Good! Nice
I abandoned the story after reading chapter 20. The male protagonist usually subsidizes the family's food and drink, and has to give half of his salary to Mr. Yan.
I'm not talking about whether writing novels can comply with basic logic. If you traveled through time and became Yan Jiecheng, would you really treat Yan Bugui as your biological father? Ask yourself whether this is possible?