Half a Dream

Qin Jiang is a philistine, stingy, shameless, and graceless. He dares to compete with beautiful women for food. He is a complete villain. His biggest advantage is that he has many shortcomings, but his only bright spot is his loyalty. When Qin Jiang was a child, he aspired to be a wealthy landowner, buy villas, raise dogs, and live a life of debauchery. Unfortunately, his fate was perverse. He had never dreamed of it once, but his father had paid back a lot of debt for him. As a result, his family was so poor that even a thief would be tired of visiting him. Although Qin Jiang's life was not good when he was young, he was optimistic by nature and was not affected by embarrassment. Such a personality also attracted a lot of luck to him. God is fair. An accidental dream gave Qin Jiang a little more independence and control over his own destiny, allowing him to roam freely in shopping malls, love scenes, and battlefields. If your knowledge and understanding do not reach the realm of gods and humans, why do you always predict things as if they were gods? Why is the contingency of fate traceable in his hands? Because he has half a dream... I'm not good at writing an introduction, so I can only say that this is a relaxing and enjoyable novel.