Period: Starting at the Shanghai Dubbing Studio

There is a reason for the poor performance of this book. It was good at the beginning. After more than 100 chapters, the writing level has obviously dropped a lot, and it has become more and more like a running account. The plot is not exciting, and there is no plot that makes people want to stop reading. Especially the Japanese female overseas Chinese. I don't quite understand what your purpose is in writing her. Is she the heroine? Then you can at least describe her appearance and temperament, but what about you? Anyway, I only know that this female overseas Chinese appeared, lame and using crutches, and I have no other impression. It was a failure.

Like a winding stream, it slowly unfolds the spring-like picture of the era of reform and opening up. . . Come on, author!

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