
It Was an Age of Innocence
那是个纯真年代
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I think there is no need for everyone to discuss whether Chen🐶 is a scumbag or not. The author said it at the beginning that Chen🐶 wants to be a scumbag and wants to enjoy the beauty of everyone so he is finished with being a scumbag! PS: In the final analysis, it is just a novel. In reality, everyone pretends to be a moral gentleman. When it comes to virtual novels, we still need the protagonist to be a moral model? Isn't it tiring, you, a saint?
They are both scumbags, and both have the same surname: Chen. Chen Hansheng is much better than the protagonist, who makes people feel disgusting.
Female readers who like to read harem stories should gather together. I'm not the only one, right?
I hope the author can stick to the harem and not give up on the female protagonist just because of those who say that harems are disgusting and prefer single female protagonists.
This book is about a male protagonist who has a psychological shadow after being cheated on by his wife. She is a scumbag and is unwilling to accept it. She uses the excuse of having more contact at a young age to get rid of you. Your mental age is 40, and you are still young? It feels like a poisonous spot!
Not to mention compared with Chen Gou, this book is even better than the next-door book "I Really Don't Want to Be a Scumbag". With all due respect, Zihan's outlook on life is really terrible.
I would like to give a suggestion. The author may want to control the progress, but is afraid that it will be difficult to write after substantial progress is made. But in fact, I am over-worrying. It is enough to push the responsibility. Holding hands for hundreds of thousands of words is too much. It is very different from reality. It is even rarer among reborn people. I call myself a scumbag. How can I be innocent?
Youchu and Xiaoyu just make people feel distressed as they want to kill Chen🐶. This feeling doesn't seem to exist in this book, even though the male protagonist is worse than Chen🐶.
I've read more than half of it and it's generally very well written, so I'm very torn about it! Based on this score, there is a high probability that it belongs to the eunuch. In the end, I was rewarded with 5 yuan. Books nowadays are written about anything. It is rare to encounter one that writes well, so I still have to support it. Let's talk about the book again. It was a smooth read. The emotional scenes were well written, but the shortcomings were also obvious. The heroine's portrayal was not deep, and she was not even a little bit worse than the two heroines in a certain book. The impression given by the heroine is that she is very beautiful and is played around by the protagonist. In this type of book, the heroine must be well portrayed, otherwise the quality of the book will not be very high. The last point is the lightning from my previous life. I can resist it, but I guess some people can't.
Brothers, I'm here to make a comment. I feel that Lu Ruorong's grandfather must have been a soldier, and I feel that he and Chen Zihan's great-grandfather may have been comrades in arms. I haven't read much and only read over 100 chapters, but I feel that the following is my reason. 1. When I met Lu Ruorong and asked him why he liked history, he said that his grandfather suggested studying history, and he liked it himself. I feel that this is one aspect. Because the soldiers of that era had a strong sense of identity with history. 2. Lu Ruorong is from the imperial capital, and when something happened in Jinling, she called his uncle. He must be someone within the system, and he must have some relationship with the public security and the army. 3. The third reason why she wanted to escape from Didu and come to Qiantang to go to school, I feel, is probably to escape from her family, right, everyone knows this. I feel that it may be because of the seriousness and arrangements of military families. 4. The author has been emphasizing that Chen Zihan's great-grandfather was an anti-Japanese soldier who resisted the Nanjing Massacre. I feel that this must be a foreshadowing. Well, this is just a prediction, but I'm not sure if it is?