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Books I've Reread Countless Times
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For My Junior
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This is probably a record of my tastes back when I was an edgy teen. I don’t even know what’s in here anymore. I think I’ve read about 90% of them. When I have time, I’ll slowly go through them again.
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A Tear for the Times
Most of these are stories I read online or as text files when I was a kid, before I knew we should support authors by buying their books. They blew me away back then, but most have now become relics of a bygone era.
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Collected in 2016, Part 2
Saved in 2016, Part 2
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Not Bad
Derivative works
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Odds and Ends
Readable
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Completed Novels
Completed
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A Mixed Bag
I thought these were pretty good, though it's been so long since I read some of them that I can't remember what happened, QAQ
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Merged
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To Read
Waiting for more chapters to build up
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Completed
Completed
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I watched it again, but I still don't feel that the two of them are in love.
In my mind, the protagonist is really doing good deeds and gradually becoming a saint (similar), so I want to beat Gong even more... The protagonist is really a bit miserable due to luck... Gong is his biological son, so true. In the end, I can only say, that's it.
These latter systems are like matchmakers. I don't even want to say that they are divine assists. They just arrange for Xiao Shou to appear near Xiao Gong. I am speechless...
After reading this article, I feel a little complicated. How to say it? The ending sucked. Some readers may say, what do you care about after filling in the pit? Just like Cinderella finally got together with the prince and lived a happy life. But, what next? Zate doesn't know Wang Jia's true appearance. Only we readers know that he is just a stingy little citizen. He is not as gentleman or saint as Mr. Wang who was reformed by the system. His glory and character depend on the system, just like Cinderella wearing the glass slippers and fairy skirt transformed by the witch's magic... After twelve o'clock, no matter how noble and beautiful Cinderella is, she will be beaten into a prototype and return to reality, becoming that rustic village girl. It is said that people's hearts can change. When Wang Jia becomes ordinary and is no longer the superior Mr. Wang in Zate's mind, can Zate still maintain his original intention?
I really don't like this attack, and I especially don't like being forced to do it like this. Also, isn't the current system a bustard paired with a lalang?
After watching 55, I thought there would be an extra episode about Ke and Zuo
Does anyone know if Ding Ding is still writing articles? If so, where can I see her new works?
Please ask the author to unblock the locked chapters. I don't like the broken chapters. I really like this article.
Did you see some comments saying that Shou is a dummy? However, everything he did smoothly in the beginning was forced by the system, but as mentioned in the article, no matter what the original intention was at the beginning, as long as he did good things and got good results, can we deny what he did? However, he has always been pretending. The system has forced him to be a saint, but he has been pretending all his life, so in the end, this is the kind of person he is. The ending was not explained clearly, but I personally think that there is no need to explain that Shou is not from this world. After all, there is no point in saying it. For Gong, will he change his mind if he knows that Shou has been helping him because of the system? Not in my opinion. If someone helps me when I am most helpless, no matter what his original intention is, in the end it is really good for me, then I don't think anyone will resent that person. However, some articles do not clearly explain how the system came about? Why choose him? There is also no clear explanation of the foreshadowing of the Gods and Demons, and it feels like it is still unfinished. Daily updates are no longer a dream, come on!!
Did you see some comments saying that Shou is a dummy? However, everything he did smoothly in the beginning was forced by the system, but as mentioned in the article, no matter what the original intention was at the beginning, as long as he did good things and got good results, can we deny what he did? However, he has always been pretending. The system has forced him to be a saint, but he has been pretending all his life, so in the end, this is the kind of person he is. The ending was not explained clearly, but I personally think that there is no need to explain that Shou is not from this world. After all, there is no point in saying it. For Gong, will he change his mind if he knows that Shou has been helping him because of the system? Not in my opinion. If someone helps me when I am most helpless, no matter what his original intention is, in the end it is really good for me, then I don't think anyone will resent that person. However, some articles do not clearly explain how the system came about? Why choose him? There is also no clear explanation of the foreshadowing of the Gods and Demons, and it feels like it is still unfinished. Daily updates are no longer a dream, come on!