
The Happy Life of an American Estate Owner
美利坚庄园主的幸福生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 141k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
52Chapters
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The more I look at it, the sweeter it becomes. Looking at the tigress at home and the son with the nose button, I suddenly want to smoke a cigarette 😭
You can't just write about pets. You can also write about development and even scenery and people. Otherwise, there are only four pets out of more than thirty pictures like now. The pace is too fast.
Is this a eunuch? I suggest the author change the background. Farming in India, with feudal superstition, religion, Bollywood, caste system, and super poverty. This is much more interesting.
Don't have too many pets, they'll bore you to death. . ? 😴
Author, this introduction is poisonous! Why am I already a dad and have a fiancée? Am I understanding it wrong?
Good book, keep it up, just a little less updated
Good book, keep it up, just a little less updated
No update for a long time, eunuch
Is it really okay to keep talking about little things to your children?
When I saw the diamond, I really wanted to give it up... But I held it back.
Diamonds are actually not worth that much, the ones that are valuable are pigeon egg level ones. The following are all exaggerated expenses of DB marketing. It is not fake that the diamond ring is not worth as much as the ring.
Land in the United States is cheap, but land in the United States is taxed at 3% per year, which will be 210% in 1970. This is even if land prices do not rise. . . I saw a report before that a mayor in Australia wanted to demolish an urban community, but the local residents were unwilling. The mayor raised the surrounding housing prices several times. The poor people had no choice but to sell their houses because they could not afford the taxes and move to a place with cheaper land. . . . . . .