
1980: Becoming Chief Engineer in My Second Year of College
1980,从大二开始当总师
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 150k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
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Other names
- I'm a College Sophomore, and the Self-Reform System Has Arrived人在大二,洗心革面系统来了Former title · until Nov 2026
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60Chapters
86Monthly votes
266Recommendations
16Fans
14 ch/weekPace
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Here's one for you, keep writing!
It also has to be quite good-looking and watchable.
Maintain this level of quality and update consistently. The results should be pretty good; I think it's that old devil.
It's a good read, indeed well-written, but the title is a bit hard to judge.
It's pretty good, I watched it all in one go. But I don't have any monthly votes; I use them for grabbing red envelopes and participating in end-of-month events. I check the account every day and cast my recommendation vote. Before the level was changed, I had thirteen or fourteen recommendation votes, but after the change, I only get seven a day. It's ridiculous; this account is almost twenty years old.
The author writes very well. I found it while browsing new books and originally wanted to learn from it. I'm a novice writer who just started but can't write anything and can't even get a contract. I found myself unable to write. Every time I sat in front of the computer, my mind was overflowing with thoughts, but when it came to actually putting them into words, I froze. I felt so frustrated.