
Literary Giant, 1978: Crowdfunding My Way into Peking University
文豪1978:从众筹上北大开始
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- Ongoing
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- 344k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3d ago
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Also known as: Another World Version of Dong Ge's Entrepreneurship Story
Did the author study Dong Ge's family history overnight?
This is Dongzi, a straightforward guy who doesn't talk much.
In those days, going to university meant receiving a monthly stipend, so you didn't have to spend any money.
Meigen has let down the people and his own fellow villagers.
Someone is coming! The villagers were fed 200 eggs per person and 500 old flour pancakes per person. They were not allowed to die until they finished eating 🙂
The beauty of this masterpiece lies in its fresh and natural style, without portraying the female protagonist as a celebrity like Zhu Lin.
This book is good; it's guaranteed to be a high-quality read.
This is fantastic! The plot flows smoothly with no major flaws, and it doesn't feature Zhu Lin or Gong Xue. The choice of source material is excellent, unlike many previous spy novels. It's far superior to the current top-rated urban fiction book on the monthly ticket chart.
😰I read the exact same book a few days ago. Was it plagiarism? Or was it a larger version?
Why not just look at Dong Ge's rise to wealth?