Reborn in the Roaring 1960s, I Know How to Make a Move
重生火红年代，我会出手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 434k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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154Chapters
7.6kRecommendations
49.4kFans
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I've noticed that almost all fanfiction about courtyard houses involves playing poop.
It's alright. The ones I've read before were mostly sycophantic, but this one has some substance. I guess I'm just rude 😠. Here's my monthly pass, hurry up and update!
It was too bland after it was released.
I stopped writing properly after it went on sale, but I forced myself to read the latest chapter. It gets more and more absurd, the main plot is completely gone, it's just endless bizarre animal fights, there's no story or plot at all, the younger generation has been completely wasted, is this even interesting? It's all just a bunch of nonsense.
The beauty of this book lies in the fact that all the essential parts are in the free chapters.
That's it? Are you kidding me?
This way of describing a courtyard house is quite interesting.
There isn't much mindless fanservice in the plot. The protagonist keeps Yu Shui, Yu Haitang, and Yu Libai's daughter... Their character and brains are all a hundred thousand miles worse than Qin the Widow's. The protagonist earns only 20 yuan a month, yet he gives each of his lovers a dowry of over a thousand yuan and a courtyard house, and he also supports a bunch of greedy and powerful mothers-in-law. Isn't he afraid of getting shot?
I'm about to abandon this book. The protagonist isn't causing any trouble anymore, and the author is planning to castrate it! They've already released the outline.
Wow, this author hasn't written a novel in years. But this one is truly amazing; it instantly raised the bar for all courtyard-themed fanfiction. Especially the chapters about Xu's father—Very good.
I came here because Aunt Ai recommended it, it's so interesting!