Double Wear: a Bucket of Instant Noodles in a Famine Year Exchanged for a Little Wife

Xiao Shui can't even read, but he can play computer games and settle accounts in no time. This is ridiculous.

It's so toxic that I can't stand Chapter 8 anymore

The first part is pretty good, but the second part is confusing, ah, the ending is all in a few sentences.

After pretending to be on the left and pretending to be on the right, I can't survive three episodes with my intelligence.

The article is not fluent, I don't know what the author is writing about

Brother, in times of famine, the roots of trees can be eaten, so where do the trees come from? It's more reasonable for you to write about hiding behind a big rock.

The most awesome classmate when I was in school, no one in the school dared to mess with him (he wasn't a bully, he was just bold and not afraid of trouble). Now he has three children, all of whom have hereditary heart disease, which has devastated him to the point where he is no longer human and no one can be seen. . . . Another smart guy when I was in school (everyone in the family is a small leader) has now entered an official career, has a prosperous official career, is aloof (too high, I dare not say it, for fear of causing trouble), and occasionally shows up at gatherings. . . . So thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi, if you endure it, the future may be beautiful.

In this book, the protagonist's IQ is too low to survive, and he was killed early in reality. I can't watch it. Leave.

These rags are so impractical. Not as reliable as pure food.

There is a high probability that this book will be unreadable after ten chapters. It is unreliable at every turn.