Ye Feng traveled through the courtyard world of the 1960s and became the chef of the cafeteria of the Red Star Steel Rolling Mill. He accidentally activated the game space and could earn gold coins and food stamps by defeating monsters. In this life, he did not please Qin Huairu or compliment the three uncles. In the era of material scarcity, he relied on system games to make a living, coveted all the beasts in the hospital, and lived to be the most stable idle king.
Reader comments
I don't say anything either
In this era, communication of ideas through language is all wrong. I don't know what the author thinks, but it's just awkward.
It's still okay to read, but why don't you write in classical Chinese if you're so literary?
This golden finger set by the author is very good. Good luck, author.
The setting is okay, but Qin Huairu, who looks like he has never seen a woman before, has a lot of things to do, and can be seen.
I don't say anything either
In this era, communication of ideas through language is all wrong. I don't know what the author thinks, but it's just awkward.
It's still okay to read, but why don't you write in classical Chinese if you're so literary?
This golden finger set by the author is very good. Good luck, author.
The setting is okay, but Qin Huairu, who looks like he has never seen a woman before, has a lot of things to do, and can be seen.
Super nice to look at and listen to