
An Ordinary World: Sun Shaoping of the Sun Family
平凡的世界之孙家少平
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 107k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
53Chapters
56Votes
332Recs
5Fans
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Reader comments 5
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Loveless protagonist
I shot two rabbits first, but my second dad asked me to share them with him. My second dad could still bear it, but in Chapter 9, he automatically gave his second dad rabbits and pheasants. I just had to tell his dad to praise me 😰😰😰
I can't stand it when I see 29. It's so disgusting.
I also read a fanfic called Ordinary World, Let's Resume the Main Examination in 1977. The protagonist, Sun Shaoping, seemed to have reviewed two years in advance and passed the exam at Peking University. The simplest and most direct cheat code
It's not good to have Sun Yuting sucking blood, it's also bad to have Sun Nai's partiality, and Sun's father and brother Sun's selflessness. I can't stay here. If you can afford to send ten or twenty yuan a month, that's it.
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