
Starting in 1984
从一九八四年开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 585k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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142Chapters
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6.8kFans
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The protagonist is a bit soft-hearted towards his family. There are certain boundaries that can't be crossed. I know this all too well. My family was in the construction business in the 80s and 90s. Back then, relatives would offer gifts, borrow money, or ask for work. My father would usually accommodate them out of consideration for their families.
I knew from the moment I started writing that criticism would never stop, so I don't want to delete any reviews. Although reading them can certainly upset me, I have to accept reality. Writing novels is a difficult thing to put into words. You can treat it as a hobby or as a job. Every book is a world, and everyone has a different perspective on the world. The author is simply trying to express one attitude. So, I just want to write down my own attitude! That's all!
I like commercial stories, but I prefer harem stories. Be bold, fewer than 100 heroines is fine.
Keep going, author! I read what you just posted. Stay strong! Wishing your aunt a speedy recovery.
So far, there haven't been any climaxes. The whole thing has been smooth, but also rather bland; that's the best way to put it. When I got to the part about paying the 300,000 yuan penalty for breach of contract, I decided to quit. To be honest, this book is readable, but I just feel like it's not worth reading.
To be honest, there's a word in your book that I really dislike: "utterly trash." You keep saying you have no desire for money. But you need to understand that opportunities will become increasingly scarce. If he doesn't save enough money in the 80s and 90s, he won't have any opportunities left in 20 years. He doesn't have any special abilities. By then, no matter how old he is, no one will hire him, and he'll have trouble making a living.
The protagonist won't be too much of a saint, will he?
I just checked, and there's a basic error: there was no bottled water in 1984. I hope this is a more accurate account.
It seems like the main character keeps making mistakes.
Keep it up! I'm still updating my book from 2018! 😁😁