
Back in 1995 to Be a Great Dad
回到九五当好爸爸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 633k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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An Imperfect Reading List... Still Worth a Look...
I've read a lot of books, and there's always something lacking... So I can only pick the best. The reasons I recommend them may not be compelling, but these books have left a lasting impression and stood the test of time...
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I’ll add any books I think are good.
Joy's Book List
It’s been ages since I updated my reading list. The reason is simple: I only just found where it was 😱 Time to give the list some fresh blood!
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If you like my taste, please save this list. Thanks! Tap the ☆ at the bottom center until it turns into a ⭐ to save the list! Everyone has different tastes. You might not like what I like. So if a book isn't for you, no pressure. I'll do my best to find books everyone will enjoy! The list is updated from time to time. Recommendation ratings: No one- or two-star ratings! 3 stars: Worth a read. 4 stars: Highly recommended! 5 stars: Very, very, very highly recommended!
Leaning on the Breeze, Wiping Away a Smile
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Cast Out by Heaven and Earth
Highly recommended
Xiao Cui'er
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Why do all the female characters in Qidian authors' works? It's blatant sexism! A male chauvinist war is about to break out!
Before we know it, another historical fiction novel has been released. The important thing is that I planted the seed. Looking forward to everyone sprouting
I don't know if the author has children, but I feel like the author has very little or no contact with five- or six-year-olds. The daughter in the book isn't five, is she? She's fifteen! And writing a business plan? Haha, that's hilarious! Grab any five- or six-year-old these days and ask them what money is.
It's a pretty good book; lots of jokes. I was sitting on the small trumpet.
Exploding bird, exploding update!
Authors these days are really spoiled. They dare to call themselves "explosive updates" even if they can't update 10,000 words a day, and it's all filler with filler, with no story at all. Unlike the authors of the past, who would always update 30,000 to 50,000 words at a time.
What's the deal with the sudden appearance of a woman?
Calculate how many chapters you owe and post the count yourself. Also, this is my first donation this year, so please give it a "featured" status.
Prices are skyrocketing. In 1995, you could afford 2000 yuan a month for kindergarten? You'd have 50,000 yuan saved up after working for several years, and then spend over 20,000 yuan on tuition? Don't you even have any sense of reality after being reborn?
After reading dozens of chapters, I have a question: Did the protagonist divorce his wife from his previous life? He's amassed such a large fortune without divorcing; what if she comes back later and demands a share of the assets? She'll be perfectly justified! All the money he's made now is marital property.
Space warped and a woman appeared, and then this woman suddenly developed a strong bond with the protagonist.