Reborn as an Ordinary Nobody

I saw about chapter 625, and saw that it was already 2000 years ago, and the pig's feet seemed to have just been used for uploading. At that time, mobile phones had long been digital machines, and the phone numbers starting with 9 were no longer available, and the numbers 1390 and 1380 were no longer easily accessible. I remember that the telephone number installed at home was in the late 1980s.

I've read 65 chapters, and to summarize, the protagonist has a dark side, is extremely lewd, and has problematic values. You can see for yourselves whether I'm right or not.

If you don't like harem stories, you'd better not read this. There are already three women in just chapters 70 and 80, with fetishes for feet, hands, and ears. I personally couldn't stand it anymore.

This book is written for your fellow villagers! It's all in dialect. Do I need to speak your hometown dialect to read your book? Such narrow-minded localism!

Hello author, I'm a reader who subscribed to almost the entire book. From the moment I discovered it, I followed it until almost the end, and it just kept getting worse and worse. I don't understand why this is. Anyway, you've already finished it, so there's not much to say. I think this book is your masterpiece!

I just want to say, Lao Xia, just keep writing according to your own logic. I've been a bookworm for twelve years, and I rarely see a book like this that I can savor so much. Although it has its shortcomings, overall it's still very good. Keep it up! I've already subscribed to all of it, hoping for a big update! 😁

Seeing the protagonist's feelings for his mother-in-law in chapter 870 really disgusted me. Where does he place his beloved Xiaoya? Does he have no basic ethics or morality? It was so disgusting to read that I skipped those chapters.

Love is selfish. It's absolutely impossible for one person to love more than a dozen people at the same time. That's just lust, not love. When you love one person, you only have eyes for that one person and think about that one person every day.

I don't really know what the price of rice noodles was in 1999. In 2003, I was in high school in Yibin, a national key high school in the city center. The rice noodle shops near the school were priced at 1 yuan per 50 grams, or 1.5 Yuan for 200 grams, including fried rice! By 2006, the most expensive ones near the school were 4 yuan per 50 grams, 5.2 Yuan for 200 grams, and 6.3 Yuan for 200 grams.

It perfectly captures the greasiness of men. With money, they can do whatever they want, even with several women.