Wandering Across the Heavens, Starting with an Impostor Silly Zhu

I have read no less than 200 Siheyuan books. It seems that you are the first to adopt a child with a big man. Can. . .

The God of War in the Siheyuan you wrote is not good at martial arts. He couldn't even defeat three second-rate guys, and was beaten into a pig's head by the opponent. The original fool could beat the second uncle and his family on their knees and beg for mercy. It's basically a 1v5 existence, and you can bluff Xu Damao. I guess whether you can beat Xu Damao in a head-to-head duel is a matter of two people. If you are blind, I will give you a golden finger.

Not a bad start

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I can't stand it anymore. When I saw that the identity card was required for mahua to become a regular employee, I felt like I was from the 1960s. Is it a good idea for the author to write a book and not treat the readers as fools? A minimum of social common sense is required. I suggest you go to the household registration department to find out how long ago the Chinese resident ID card was implemented? Don't be ridiculous

Seeing the strength of Ma Hua who introduced Liu Yifei to his apprentice, he persuaded her to quit

If Yi Zhonghai is willing to adopt a child, will he need your help? ? ? If someone's salary is so high, he should adopt him early! The key is that he is afraid that his children will not be filial when they grow up, and he does not want to pay! Still waiting for now, people just want it ready-made, so they can get something without paying any effort!

Why did the uncle give the widow money and secretly give her things at night? He must have slept with her before giving them.

Why do you see that the courtyard is full of stupid pillars? If a person wishes to take turns, you can ask for justice for him. He is drunk.

What is the value of collecting things? By the time it becomes truly valuable, the protagonist will be buried in his 70s or 80s, which will take longer than pension insurance. Fortunately, Maotai is a consumable, and stamps are just paper if there are too many of them. The collection circle is so big! I have seen an author write about a protagonist who collects monkey tickets. In that era, he wholesaled tens of thousands of sets, and he dreamed of earning hundreds of billions from tens of thousands of sets! If you have that kind of energy, you might as well live until the 1980s and buy a few courtyard houses. In reality, even 10,000 units of monkey tickets cannot be exchanged for even one courtyard house in Beijing! The same thing, a unique one is definitely more valuable than a lot of them combined.