The Rising Tide of 1979
风潮1979
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 683k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's a good start, but I can't stand it anymore
Why is it an antique again? It's boring when I look at it.
In the period novels, this book only counts family harmony. I don't think there are many books where the family is not harmonious and the relationship between the villagers is bad. After being reborn, no one is convinced by the arrogance.
His eyes lit up and he led the surrounding area to grow shiitake mushrooms and it was very feasible (it was a failure in Xiao Kaizhong. At that time, even if the protagonist did not know how to grow mushrooms, he could ask professors at the Academy of Agricultural Sciences and Agricultural University for advice. If he was lucky, the academicians would personally come to guide him). But when he arrived in the capital, his eyes started to darken, and then he started to feel bad. His deposits were not used to produce strains and use them to collect antiques? Do you want to run away by illegally raising funds?
It was a sudden change. I went to Beijing for foreign exchange to go to Hong Kong...
Things changed after I went to the north.
, Why write about a tavern, and go to Hong Kong Gold? What I wrote before is not a chronicle.
To be honest, this book was pretty good before it came to Beijing. After it came to Beijing, it basically just skipped a beat. It was a bit eager for quick success. Why didn't the author do it step by step? I've got my hometown back on track first and I'm almost in college now, and I'm writing about moving to Beijing. In those days, you really couldn't be in a hurry.
I found this one after reading the author's new book. I can still read the previous book, but what's going on in the back? After being reborn, he drinks pot water and finds someone who is divorced and has children. . . . If your book had a realistic theme, I wouldn't pick on you. After all, in modern society, there are relatively few books that are consistent to the end, but the type of writing you write is exciting! Do you still want to get good grades in a cool article that makes people feel uncomfortable?
How can I put it this way? The protagonist is smooth and mean-spirited, and does not look like a businessman. Not interesting
Buying a courtyard house and collecting antiques is really poisonous!