Chu Hao, who had been confused for half his life, was unexpectedly reborn and returned to 1993, just after he dropped out of the military academy.
In his last life, due to his willful dropping out of school, his father was disabled, his mother suffered from premature aging, and his brother was overworked.
In particular, the villagers' seemingly caring words of "Do you regret it?" Were like a curse, causing Chu Hao to waste more than thirty years and breaking the backbone of his family.
After resurrecting his life, he still goes his own way and still wants to be a topic of conversation among his fellow villagers and neighbors after dinner.
The difference is that when others mention him again in his family, it is no longer a sinister "greeting", but a jealous and unattainable one!
After resurrecting his life, he is still surrounded by beautiful women, but he still has no intention of getting married.
The difference is that he has a wife in this life.
Moreover, there are quite a few...
This book is also known as "Rebirth with cheats, returning to my hometown to work in farming" and "Rebirth in 1993, I am still in a bad state, but why do people around me praise me to the sky?"
Counting this chapter, this is the second time that "Beijing Evening News" has been mentioned. Can anyone guess why?
Guess the character of Xu Yan and the circumstances under which she and the protagonist will come together...
In 1993, Baocui Pavilion in Panjiayuan was the only one with a safe and one of the few with a banknote detector.
In addition, although the housing prices in Beijing were not high at that time, it was almost impossible for outsiders to buy them unless there was a guarantee from the unit. Most of the courtyard houses were "rented" and the property rights were unclear. Only a few had 58-year real estate certificates...
It basically recreates the scene of meeting my pen pal for the first time, which is still vivid in my mind...
Likang Roast Duck Restaurant was one of the few takeaways in Beijing at that time, and it was considered an early takeout.
Young people in the early 1990s were in the trend of emancipating their minds and were boldly trying everything.
In the early 1990s, influenced by the ideological trend in Hong Kong and Taiwan and the impact of Western culture, while developing the economy, emancipating the mind became the most obvious feature of this era. Once the long-suppressed thoughts are opened, they will be like a river bursting its banks, carrying the vitality and chaos under the mud and sand, washing away every corner of society...
What should I say? If you keep writing like this, at least there will be 20 people who have an affair with the protagonist. I have only read chapter 200. Even the heroine is flirting with each other and falling in love with each other. This is too bad.
Actually, I'm a little curious about whether you, the author, are an otaku. Look, you wrote that in the early 1990s, the protagonist was still a delivery boy, withdrawn and unsocial, but when it came to countless female protagonists, he resorted to various tricks. When he met a group of village leaders, he really went crazy and took revenge. We are all from that era, and the ugly thing is really the rhythm of extermination. You have forcibly kneaded together thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi. I feel a little confused when I see it.
Will we be human in Chapter 300?
You can write it! It's somewhat proficient. I'm an old bookworm and can read but not write. Unlike other books, it is like a composition written by middle school students.
Counting this chapter, this is the second time that "Beijing Evening News" has been mentioned. Can anyone guess why?
Guess the character of Xu Yan and the circumstances under which she and the protagonist will come together...
In 1993, Baocui Pavilion in Panjiayuan was the only one with a safe and one of the few with a banknote detector. In addition, although the housing prices in Beijing were not high at that time, it was almost impossible for outsiders to buy them unless there was a guarantee from the unit. Most of the courtyard houses were "rented" and the property rights were unclear. Only a few had 58-year real estate certificates...
It basically recreates the scene of meeting my pen pal for the first time, which is still vivid in my mind... Likang Roast Duck Restaurant was one of the few takeaways in Beijing at that time, and it was considered an early takeout.
Young people in the early 1990s were in the trend of emancipating their minds and were boldly trying everything.
In the early 1990s, influenced by the ideological trend in Hong Kong and Taiwan and the impact of Western culture, while developing the economy, emancipating the mind became the most obvious feature of this era. Once the long-suppressed thoughts are opened, they will be like a river bursting its banks, carrying the vitality and chaos under the mud and sand, washing away every corner of society...
What should I say? If you keep writing like this, at least there will be 20 people who have an affair with the protagonist. I have only read chapter 200. Even the heroine is flirting with each other and falling in love with each other. This is too bad.
Actually, I'm a little curious about whether you, the author, are an otaku. Look, you wrote that in the early 1990s, the protagonist was still a delivery boy, withdrawn and unsocial, but when it came to countless female protagonists, he resorted to various tricks. When he met a group of village leaders, he really went crazy and took revenge. We are all from that era, and the ugly thing is really the rhythm of extermination. You have forcibly kneaded together thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi. I feel a little confused when I see it.
Will we be human in Chapter 300?
You can write it! It's somewhat proficient. I'm an old bookworm and can read but not write. Unlike other books, it is like a composition written by middle school students.