I Had a Huge Mortgage in the 1990s
九零年代我有巨额房贷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
In booklists 18
Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Good reads
Some Fully Purchased Reads: Romance and No-Couple Stories
A bit of everything
Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Completed novels set in a bygone era that I bought in full.
Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Transmigrate into a book, reborn
My Favorite Period Dramas
Stories set in the 1990s, 1980s, 1970s, and 1960s, featuring characters who are reborn, transmigrate, or awaken to their abilities.
Novels I Purchased in Full
A bit of everything, mostly feel-good power fantasies.
Completed Period and Infrastructure-Building Novels I've Finished
Completed books I've read: period pieces, worldbuilding, and more...
Period Dramas I've Read Over the Years, Part 1
Period novels, 100 books per list. This list is full.
Period-Era Stories
Period pieces
Period Pieces
Stories set in a particular historical era
Stories Worth Spending Coins On
If you're out of things to read, take a look. Let's trade reading lists!
Period Pieces with Little Romance for the Female Lead
So good, so good! So satisfying! So satisfying! So satisfying!
Doing Tasks
Stories I've finished reading, all kinds of genres
Those Strong Female Leads
Those super-strong female leads.
My Reading List
A few authors I like
Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Stories set in a bygone era
Era-Era Novels I've Read
Time turns back, and I seize the chance to hold on to you. Let's start over and build a life we're both happy with.
Career-Focused Slice of Life
I like stories about people working steadily toward their goals, with side characters who aren’t idiots.
More by this author
Film City in the 1990s
Big City, Small Cases (The Nineties)
Research Institute No. 5
A Family of Four in the 1970s
Famous Five Years Later
The Machine Repair Factory in the 1960s
Getting Married and Having a Baby in the 1970s
Making Money in the 1980s
Trying to Be a Local in a Lucky-Lives or Hard-Work Story
Chen's General Store
Little Days in the 1970s
Transmigrating into a Book: Becoming the Eldest Sister-in-Law in the 1970s
Reader comments 29
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Pre-released article: "A Family of Four in the 1970s" Recommended conclusion: "Making Money in the 1980s" "Becoming a Sister-in-law in the 1970s"
I am too tired to read it. I feel that it is okay in daily life. There are just too many threads and I have no clue. My family members are also too confused and do not solve it. I treat it coldly. Then I should write less. I write too much and do not deal with it. It is very contradictory. It is a good-looking and ugly article. I will put a minus 1 to express it.
There are a lot of bad endings, a lot of typos, jumping to the next thing before one thing is finished, and a lot of broken things at home, and the way to deal with it is to just leave, so why don't you come out and watch it, it's annoying, and you don't deal with it. Also, the heroine is dressed as Xu Ba. So Xu Ba's initial wish was to be a more famous host than Zhou Xingchen, right? Do you remember this?
Really, this hasty ending, with such a long break, what can I write next?
It can't be said to be a bad ending. Although the plot jumps very fast in the last chapter, Bai and the heroine are also foreshadowed, but the author is really not good at writing emotional dramas. The shortcomings of parents are actually quite realistic. People have so many facets that they all wonder if there is a prototype. Generally speaking, it is not suitable for JJ. The plot is too fragmented. If I go to Dian Niang to write a long story, it should be more fleshed out. The hasty ending at the end is probably because the author himself knew that he would just repeat the routine after writing it.
The ending was inexplicable, and the middle was very exciting. Many people and many things were not explained clearly. I have always felt that it is not easy for authors to write articles. It has been a long time since I have given -2 points. I will give you -2 points after a long absence.
What's the ending at the end? It's so baffling... In the beginning, Bai and Xu didn't confirm their relationship, but Bai was thinking about proposing... In the end, the kids came out without saying anything...
There are a lot of typos, the plot is a bit too erratic, and the ending is too rushed, all because of time constraints.
The story is quite good, but the main character is too busy, wandering here and there, and the writing is too trivial.
This one has a hammer and a stick here and there. . . . . It's so messy. There are so many lines that haven't been sorted out, and there are a lot of typos. Can you please take the time to correct them? Some words are in the wrong order. It's so confusing.