Dual Transmigration: Rising from a Street Stall
双穿：从摆摊开始崛起
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- Urban Life
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Female authors have brought the bitterness and hatred of female channels to the main channel.
The gambling dad, the sick mom, the younger brother who goes to school, she is broken...
It would be more immersive if written by modern people who lived through the past. It always feels a bit less flavorful
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The content of the book is good, and nothing too outrageous. However, the author is probably born in the 1995s or 2000s, and does not know much about the 1990s, so he acquiesces to the weekend holiday and the acquiescence that the police need evidence to arrest people. Public security officers in the 1980s to 1990s are not comparable to today's subservient policemen who are afraid of being complained. They will not directly use guns like in the 1970s, but as long as they think you are breaking the law, it is normal to directly take action, and the judgment of right and wrong is also very subjective.
In a few years, the whole village will be ruined and we will become rich? The more property a village has and the more investment it makes, the less likely it is to leave. Moreover, the entire village was flooded by mudslides. Even if you planted tea trees, you would still lose everything no matter how big it was.
The subject matter is good, but the protagonist is too young, ugh
Teacher Su's character of a humanoid succubus is so abstract. I was just a little bit awkward at first, but after describing it again and again, I became obsessed with it wherever I went. I also confused the protagonist's 14-year-old second sister. I felt like I was going to create a cp. Damn, there's something wrong with this way of writing. Switch it out, open the page and look at the author's name. The female author has not run away. The male author created a character like this is just disgusting. To be honest, I will just start complaining. As for the female author, I don't know why she is YY. After all, the generation gap is serious, but I still recommend that books posted on male channels should not be written in this way. Male readers seem to be really psychologically uncomfortable.
Can you please stop giving your sister plastic surgery? She is only fourteen or fifteen years old.
You should write about traveling back in time from 2025, there are still things to watch
1989 Socks, three pairs for five yuan. Have you checked the prices 😰