
Period: The Laid-Back Life I Started After Moving to the Countryside
年代:从下乡后开始的咸鱼生活
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- Ongoing
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- 6.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2d ago
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The Wine Feast Book List
A good work is made from a great idea and great writing. Urban fiction, creative stories, xianxia, ghosts and monsters, fantasy progression novels, survival-focused stories, tales of becoming a sage, light novels, dating-show fanfiction: I recommend books I like and books you like. There’s something here for everyone.
Urban Fiction
Read Good Books, Be a Perfect Man
Ones I think are pretty good
Season One: Recommended Classics in the Siheyuan Era Genre
A curated selection of Republican-era and siheyuan fanfiction. Personally vetted by an experienced reader, guaranteed quality.
A Decade of Reading: My Picks
The logic holds together, each has its own strengths, and the stories are original. I share them all with everyone.
The 2B Youth's Bookshelf
The bittersweet story of an artsy youth becoming a 2B youth.
A Bookworm's Reading List
Books this web-novel addict has read.
Period Dramas, Siheyuan Stories, and Other Gems
Some books I've read and enjoyed, shared with everyone
My Book Bag 1
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My List: Letting Them Pile Up / Unread
Same as above
[Powerful, Mind-Blowing Great Books]
A good book needs great ideas, writing, and originality. None can be missing. The impact a book leaves is rated from one to ten hot dogs. The more hot dogs, the more powerful the impact.
A Few Urban Novels with Breakout Potential
These ten Urban novels are all outside the top ten on the monthly ticket charts, but have the potential to break into the top ten. They include The Peninsula Prosecutor, Double Success in Fame and Fortune in America, I Think This Is Pretty Reasonable, I'm No Top-Tier Star Who Can't Read, LOL: My Teammates Keep Raising the Bar and I Keep Getting Stronger, My Identity Is Getting More and More Abnormal, and The Years: A Carefree Life After Moving to the Countryside.
Books I Like, Anyway
I enjoy all kinds of books, so I've put the ones I think are good and aren't too simplistic on this list.
Reading What I Like
I read the books I like and add them to this list along the way. I don't want to strain my brain coming up with recommendations, so I'll just write a few things. Everyone has different tastes, and no matter how much I write, it might not appeal to you! P.S. If you're looking for sports novels, you won't find any here. The list owner is a homebody.
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The Top Immortal of the College Entrance Exam
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The Scholar in the Siheyuan
Four Decades of Turbulent Times
The Passionate Years Beyond the Siheyuan
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1. The way an ordinary person would write it: I put the battery into the flashlight. 2. The way a normal author would write: I stuffed two size D batteries into that somewhat worn-out flashlight. 3. The Water God's Writing: Now, I have an old-fashioned flashlight in my hand. Holding it, I feel uneasy.
Books with titles that suggest a laid-back, leisurely lifestyle usually belong to authors who are incredibly busy, working harder than dogs. That's not what the title implies at all.
Updated to version 4.0, Finalized. As shown in the picture, this is the protagonist's yard. @Reader Courtyard 1.0 Keep it as a memento Courtyard 2.0 "Version update (a big mistake)" Someone mentioned the stove was faulty last time, and after reviewing it again, I found there was indeed a problem. Heating the kang (heated brick bed) in winter keeps it warm, but it gets too hot in summer.
In those days, in the countryside and villages, food was scarce, and people toiled in the fields year-round. To call someone beautiful was an exaggeration. Even natural beauty was useless. Anyone who has lived in the countryside understands this.
The author who wanted to create a harem in a historical fiction novel is truly talented.
Here's a question: A woman sneaks into the protagonist's house and gets into bed with him, but the protagonist doesn't recognize his dogs and ignores them. Why?
I still can't help but complain. He just started to like the older sister, then went inside and was hugged and kissed by the younger sister. I don't think that's being affectionate; it's just heartless. He just picked her up as soon as she arrived, regardless of whether he loved her or not. Judging from his actions, I still feel he's out of touch with the times, even though he seems to be handling things well and trying to fit in.
How many people, like me, were poisoned by the dragonflies raised in the village?
If you have time, fellow readers, you can check in at the book club to increase your contribution. A higher book club level will also increase fan benefits.
Can I get my money back? I was poisoned. Eleven people broke into the house to rob it, and they handled everything with ease. That's how powerful the protagonist is; otherwise, I can't even imagine the consequences.