A Carefree Life Reborn in the Past

I thought it would be another worthwhile historical romance novel, but I never expected that he would go straight to the third year of junior high school at the age of six and leave.

The fact that a post-2000s writer is writing about the past makes it clear that vocational schools were always popular until the late 1990s because graduates were guaranteed job placement and cadre status, which was much harder than getting into high school. The author's second attempt to write about considering vocational school after failing high school is laughable.

"Haha, okay." The entire piece uses this tone, like telling a story to a child. Could you please change it?

I persisted until I reached 300+ chapters, and when I met the White Snake in Xiangjiang, I became addicted. I have read this book before, and gave up after reading 6 chapters. I couldn't find the book yesterday, so I looked for it again. I'm so stupid! Recently, I like to read space farming stories about rebirth or time travel from the 1960s to the 1980s.

The word "okay" is truly disgusting! Damn it!

Isn't that right? Okay, yes, hahaha. These few words add up to at least 50,000 words!

Book title: Okay, yes, so

The sense of period setting is indeed lacking, and the "golden finger" (advantageous characters) seem to have been used up quite a bit. Here's a suggestion: writing about this era in Chinese literature is really difficult. The protagonist could consider going to Hong Kong, Africa, Canada, etc.

You have this in every single chapter. Hehehe, hahaha, it feels like you're mocking me, so embarrassing!

Damn! I was turned off by the word "okay" and too much nonsense, I just couldn't watch it anymore.