Back to the Passionate Years

This is a brainless book. How many women appear in just a few chapters? And what's the point of opening a bathhouse? Are you short of money? You're just trying to get attention and make yourself miserable!

Your book title is spot on, full of passion, you've got women all over you, right? You'll sleep with every single woman, even a teddy bear wouldn't have your energy.

After looking at a few pictures, I still don't understand. Opening a bathhouse? Could you even open one back then?

Your previous writings were too plain, just pretentious highbrow. You're all just ordinary people, what are you pretending to be so sophisticated for! It seems you've made progress in your studies recently.

After reading a few chapters, I can only say it's a bit wordy and falls short of Cao Cao's writing. The difference lies in the lack of shrewdness and decisiveness. The young widow he picked up at the beginning even had someone take food back with her—it was secondhand food! Cao Cao's approach was: eat here, fine, take it back? Dream on! He was ruthless. So what if I slept with you?

This book is good. Although the protagonist has many women, he handles the relationships very well, which suits my taste.

While both are books from Qidian.com, they're not exactly the same as "Passionate Youth," and the character names are quite different. The story involves giving food, sleeping with widows, sleeping with neighbors, getting neighbors divorced, and sleeping with divorced female classmates…

It's well-written; I suggest you keep up the good work. Update more often; there's too little now, it's not enough.

Will the book's ending see the villagers break out of the universe and the whole village cultivate immortality?

Including this one, I've read two books by this author now. I can't even get past 20 chapters of either book combined. They're too toxic. The author is clearly a complete novice with absolutely no historical knowledge, just sitting at his computer and making things up.