
A Hundred Years of Sign-Ins in the Cemetery
人在公墓,签到百年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 128k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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62Chapters
6.6kRecommendations
16.4kFans
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Reader comments 26
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Waiting for this book to become a huge hit, I'm posting this thread and waiting 😎
They have no moral compass, they just start cheating and extorting people. These young people have no sportsmanship at all, they're utterly worthless!
Don't believe these idiots; even Shennong (the legendary Chinese physician) would sigh after reading this book.
Everything else is fine, but the function to help blood relatives escape dreams is too chaotic!
The first ten chapters of this novel are somewhat different from my experience of nine years of compulsory education. I don't know if my values are skewed or if there's something wrong with the novel.
Putting aside values, the characters are just too low-class. Even factory workers are better off than this.
The first three chapters were quite good. However, in chapter four, the protagonist's ruthless pursuit of money, including impersonating a dead person to swindle money from an orphan and widow, was truly unacceptable. If the orphan and widow had offended the protagonist before, it might be more understandable, but the problem was they had only met once.
Is it too early to buy reviews now?
Good subject matter, but I can't accept the values presented.
The idea of a dream message is utter nonsense; it's truly the worst part of this book.