
Tales from the 1960S
六十年代记事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 95k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
34Chapters
567Favorites
58Nutrient gifts
4.1kClicks per chapter
66Comments
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There is so much nonsense in the conversation that it makes my head hurt. It's better to speak in Mandarin.
Boring article, my head hurts from reading it
I felt uncomfortable after watching it. Why did I feel like it was all about scheming men and scheming women?
Is there something wrong with this Hu Manli?
My personal guess is that the author is not from Shanghai or its surroundings, and he only knows the dialect "Nong". I am disappointed! ! ! The Shanghai dialect also has pronouns for people: Yi, Ala, Nong, Mu Ma... And for example: shy means embarrassed, sleeping means sleepy, taking pictures means taking pictures, outside means outside, and head melon means brain... It's better not to say anything!
Happy New Year, come on
The plot in the northwest feels a little familiar. There is a TV series called Those Flowers. It tells the story of a group of women's soldiers going to the northwest to support the border, and then a little girl is paired with a veteran. The veteran is called Cannon. However, when I watched it, it was still being serialized. There is no follow-up to the plot. I don't know how it will develop.
The author wrote that the heroine was reborn as her aunt when she was young, and then she married her uncle in her aunt's body?
Can you please stop talking about non-nong? It feels weird. Please speak more plainly in Mandarin.
Duonong looks so awkward