A Lifetime of Wild Triumph

When I read the title of the book, I wondered if I should run away to Hong Kong, but when I read the comments section, it said it was Beijing?

A little bit poisonous, the children of martyrs are looked down upon by the whole village. They have been trading on the black market in 1958, and they are far different from being reborn as legends.

It's hard to get used to it without Goldfinger. Besides, it's useless to be reborn without some special abilities, let alone being a Crazy Owl.

It will take at least twenty years. By that time, you will be an old man. What else do you have to be crazy about? That's right, you're getting older and no one dares to mess with you anymore. They're afraid that if you're a high-ranking person, you'll pass by all of a sudden and be blackmailed.

Opening a space is the biggest failure, and the memory of being reborn for decades is the biggest cheat. If there is more, it will be complete. There is nothing to see. You can think of the plot behind this kind of opening space, and there is nothing to look forward to. What I wrote later is purely a routine. It's not that the routine isn't working because you wrote it too harshly. It's better to say that imperfection is life, so that you can read and appreciate it carefully.

If you don't have a family, you won't be able to get good grades. Orphanage protagonists are popular in other types of novels, but only period novels are not enough.

I can't understand the timeline of opening in 1958. Want to go crazy? Are you crazy about people eight years later? Want to be an owl? Are you better than the heroes who came through the war? If the time is set in 1988, it is still possible.

Don't you have anything to write about? When you pick up a daughter, you immediately become a daughter and get angry. You write about your daughter every day. You are in need of a daughter.

Piecing things together, not even as good as Chaoduwen

If you don't have a golden finger, you're dead!