
Back in 1978: Starting with Antique Collecting
回城1978:从收古董开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 16h ago
- English
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Synopsis
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489Chapters
84Monthly votes
3kRecommendations
10.8kFans
21 ch/weekPace
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Reader comments 13
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This synopsis is full of twists and turns, impressive!
They still loved to show off back then, and seven or eight years later, very few people went to the countryside anymore.
The author always likes to use, not that kind of... That kind of modification method. It's so deliberate that it looks a bit verbose. A scene, an expression, and the plot must be expressed in a precise manner. However, many times, things that can be summarized in one sentence are described in a paragraph. If it is too deliberate, it will appear to be substandard and counterproductive.
This book reminds me of a very old online novel called "Chinese Dragon Group".
Wow, this introduction... I'll have to test it out.
Three updates have become two, what about ten? I'm waiting for my monthly vote!
I feel that the author has at least several hundred thousand words in reserve.
The book is good, readable. But the writing style has a slightly AI-like feel to it.
A few tickets will be doubled at the end of the month, isn't that generous?
The description is quite good; I'll go taste it to see if it's salty enough.