
An Eighties-Era Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine: The Irresponsible Aunt Brings the Kids to the City
八零女中医:极品小姑带娃进城了
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- Completed
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- 870k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Wealthy Family
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- 3mo ago
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- Qidian
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The Encyclopedia of Human Nature
Because telling stories can help us understand the good and evil of human nature, we collected them. I guess it comes from twenty years of life experience from 1970 to 1990. ✅❌Self-certification
It's well written. I feel like the author is a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine. He probably has to take his children out to play after the college entrance examination, so the ending is too fast, alas!
The author should be more rigorous in writing the book. I have found two mistakes so far: first, the ID card was only used in 1984, while the author wrote in the book that it was used in 1979; second, the world record for the one-thousand-meter race is 2