Two Male Leads + Men Who Can Bear Children + Fleeing Famine

53 联 My Ex-Boyfriend Regretted Getting Married, and His Cousin and I Fell in Love Fortune Cat Cub12k WordsCompleted 619Reads8.7Score—Shelves

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57 民 A Blackstone Immortal Estate in the Republic-Era Famine Yang Xiaobao's DadUrban1.4M WordsOngoing 3.9kReads5.8Score458Shelves

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During the famine years of the Republic of China, growing grain helped the people

58 农 Farmer's Brother-In-Law, Bully Farm Obediently Qian ZhiziRural Life620k WordsCompleted 12.1kReads9.4Score1.7kShelves

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Personally I think it's okay

63 高 Gao Ling Suffered a Heavy Loss Tears Can Be Salty or Sweet265k WordsCompleted 6Reads—Score—Shelves

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I recommend two books with two male protagonists.

65 隔 Next Door Drama User26182811Historical2.8M WordsCompleted 6Reads—Score—Shelves

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Dear readers, please listen to what I have to say! Today I won't talk about the heroes of the Three Kingdoms or the grievances and grievances of the Jianghu. I will just talk about a strange book - "The Play Next Door". There are no princes, generals or ministers in this book, but it contains all kinds of works in the world. Five hundred chapters are like five hundred mirrors: the sound of the storyteller's wake-up wood knocks on the scale of "honesty and no deception"; the slightest smoke of the beacon soldier reflects the backbone of "responsibility as high as a mountain". The bowl of soup in the hand of the imperial chef is about the taste of "craftsmanship and integrity"; the talisman in the palm of the mystic is about the importance of "fame, wealth and conscience". At the end of every story, there is a light left - it shines not on the ending, but on people's hearts. Can craftsmen cut corners? Can a businessman be short of scales? Do doctors dare to take life lightly? It's scary to think about it! There is no answer in the book! I just spread out the feelings of the past and present and crushed them to pieces for you to see. The wonderful thing about this book is that the stories belong to the ancients, but the shadows belong to us today. After reading and closing the book, the self-questioning in the silence is the real "eyes of the show". As the saying goes: the play is in the book, but also outside the book. This "drama next door" invites you to enter - what you see is how other people live, what you see is your own heart!