Dad Gets Lots of Red Envelopes

To be honest, the first three chapters are well written, but as you go on, they become more and more divorced from reality. Especially in 1995, when you wanted to spend 1,000 yuan to buy a second-hand computer, how did you figure it out? I don't even need to read the rest of it to know that it will gradually collapse. This book has been identified and contains poisonous weed seeds. Please be careful when entering the pit.

11 Books level 1, how to do it 🤔

The writing is not good. At that time, refrigerators and telephones were only owned by wealthy people. You have to have a sense of involvement when writing a story, just write it randomly. You are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous, you are so poisonous    Killed in action

Daddy is so nice. He also has a golden finger. Next time, I will give you a skill red envelope, which will make it look better

In this era and background, you should either change the time. It's too dramatic. In that era, you had some problems with your knowledge.

I feel that the author's writing is too scattered, the main plot is unclear, and many plots are pieced together haphazardly.

What are you writing about? There were refrigerators at that time?

Great novel! It feels like all your wishes have come true! The kids are cute too! The content is a bit messy. The protagonist does things with a hammer and a stick!

After reading Chapter 30, I will be poisoned to death🙂. Shennong may be poisoned to death.

Which ravine did these people who complained about being millionaires in 1995 who had refrigerators and rice cookers at home come from? ? I was 4 years old in 1995, and my family was still renting a house. It was a typical poor family in the city, but it had a refrigerator, TV, and rice cooker. By 1997, my family bought our first house and had air conditioning and computers. We were still a poor family!