
Back to 1997
重回九七
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 642k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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195Chapters
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9.4Score
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By. . . How should I put it? They didn't just pay for his medical treatment. Please, it was an old house owned by Gong. What he looked at was not his illness but his life. At that time, the land and house cost several thousand yuan, but that doesn't mean it will cost several thousand yuan in the future. Shou said he paid back the money and said he owed a favor. . . A few thousand more? Can you buy the old house and land that you want to conquer? Can you buy his life back? In the end, after Gong had done so much for him, Shou actually thought that Gong was an adolescent child, and treated Xiao Gong with the attitude of "I am very generous and I tolerate you". . .
Small waist and big ass, bee? Hahahahaha
I'm a little confused. Isn't his father's name Tao Jun? Where did Tao Peixing come from?
I feel that what my wife wrote is actually quite real... My hometown is like this. In a relatively remote mountain village in Sichuan, the real poverty-stricken mountains and rivers breed unruly people. Because those "bad guys" in our words don't understand anything, and because they think the sky is high and the emperor is far away, they have no scruples to satisfy their selfish desires. As long as they are strong enough and there are enough people in the family, even if everyone knows that they are doing something wrong, they dare not provoke them, for fear of getting burned. My grandfather went to the army when he was young. His parents had died long ago, and he was an old man at home. Later, someone sent a message to my grandfather to come back. The purpose was not very simple anyway, saying that he had found a wife for him. In those days, it was difficult for a poor man to find a wife. It was not easy, so I retired and returned home happily. When I got home, I found out that the so-called new wife was born with a hunchback and had two children with her, namely my father and my aunt. I had no choice but to marry my grandma and we worked at home. My grandfather was the only one with the strength. There was a family with nine children and one old man. So they always bullied my family because of the large number of people. They came to steal our food (it is really hard to imagine that my grandfather "raised" two families by himself in those days) and forced me to do so. Grandpa replaced their house with new wires... Grandpa also told me that one rainy night they broke into my house and forced him to do something (I forgot the specific purpose, but it must have been related to money), and my grandma had two of her teeth knocked out (the teeth were still missing until she died). What impressed me most was when they threw my aunt into the pool. It is said that when my grandfather picked her up, her belly was bulging, and when she woke up, she felt a little weird (but I think she is a very nice person and very upright with others). I think it's really scary to be born in a place like this (I can't even imagine how my grandfather got through it) because they have no sense of morality, and they are even less likely to feel guilty for what they have done. Vulnerable groups like us don't dare to stand up, but if we go outside the village to seek help (for example, from a higher official, etc.), The people in the village will unanimously think that we are doing something wrong. No matter what happens in the village, it belongs to the village, so how can we ask outsiders to solve it? Moreover, it is so true that a powerful dragon cannot defeat a local snake. The police find this kind of thing difficult to control...
Is the author a masochist? What an illogical thing you wrote...
Wouldn't Chu feel speechless about buying people? There are all evil people in the village, and no one is sensible. Only the village chief is trying to make peace with him. Zhang Cuihua doesn't have a backstage, is so arrogant, and has never offended anyone? Xue Dingyuan also went to school after all, so he must have connections with classmates and teachers, right? Except for Chu, there is no good person? (Oh, his brother didn't even realize how good he was) Moreover, the author's portrayal of Xue Dingyuan made me feel that he was just looking forward and backward. He lived everything in his head, did nothing, and waited for the savior to come. It was so miserable... It was really terrible and unpleasant to watch. And don't you think Chu's method of buying people and saving them is far-fetched? It's as if people are being bought and sold casually, and there is no reason why he would rush to sell his house to save a stranger who is so miserable. The Chu who the author portrays does not have the character of a good old man, which is very confusing. I can't understand, I can't guess, the society is dark, the mountains and rivers are poor, at least I have to write about people with conscience, right?
It feels like a retarded article. It's so fake. It makes me sick.
This is the only protagonist in the Green JJ novel I have read who really suffers from poverty.
It's not like a rebirth novel, it's more like living a life in vain
Speechless... Author, please withdraw immediately after reading the beginning, it's too shocking