Transmigrated to the 1980s with Several Beds
穿越八零多张床
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 933k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Mainly farming stories and stories spanning the myriad worlds. After reading so many novels, I've realized I especially enjoy farming stories and stories that travel across the myriad worlds. I like 🌷 farming stories because they're more immersive than other genres. You can experience the protagonist's joys and sorrows as they grow, share in their happiness when they achieve success, and witness the extraordinary lives of all kinds of supporting characters. I like 🌷 stories spanning the myriad w
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Author, why did you stop using the cheat system later on? What's the point of having a cheat system if you don't utilize it? This cheat system could have been used for smuggling high-tech equipment, especially machine tools. I really don't understand why you went and started a guesthouse; there was no need to include a cheat system at all. Just buy some antiques and hoard some houses, wouldn't that have been enough?
It started getting a bit ridiculous from the moment we entered the mountains, didn't it? And after arriving in Harbin, it all seemed like a joke...
The biggest flaw in this book is that the author traveled the protagonist from age 54 back to age 14 without developing the life experience and maturity the protagonist should have. Judging from the protagonist's behavior and emotional expression, he seems like a young man in his early twenties.
Ugh, another good outline ruined! It was supposed to be a good bed, but then you had to do all sorts of crazy things, all sorts of arrangements. You're a 54-year-old grandfather, and you have absolutely no sense of caution, not even a tiny bit. First, you sold fish directly, without even a mask, then thousands of kilograms at a time, then tens of thousands of kilograms... Seriously...
This book is not a harem novel; it is an answer to readers' questions.
1. This book contains absolutely no harem elements. 2. This book is an interpretation of love, family, and friendship. 3. Please read the book's introduction. 4. This book offers its own answer to the question of what constitutes happiness. 5. Readers are encouraged to calm down, pause, reflect on the past, feel their true selves, and savor the experience of reading this book while enjoying a pot of old wine.
After reading the synopsis, is it a cuckold story?
I don't quite understand. In this book, Li Yu'er is also the female lead. But you wrote her as someone who gets married. It's ridiculous.
The articles before the college entrance exam were readable, but they got boring afterward. It was all about buying antique furniture and houses. Honestly, the protagonist has excellent learning ability and memory, so it's a bit of a waste that he still chose to study political economy and management. With that ability, it would have been much better to study science and engineering. At least he would have had a skill that he could use when starting a company later.
I was immediately put off by the description! 😅
The girl he was pursuing fell into someone else's arms? Is it really that cruel? Does this have to be the only way to interpret love? Fine, I can't stand it anymore, and I don't want to read any more angsty romance novels.