
Rebirth 80: I Made a Fortune from Fishing, and I Dote on My Wife and Daughter to Heaven
重生80:钓鱼发家,我把妻女宠上天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Countryside Life
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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622Chapters
13.2kClicks
94Favorites
48Fans
0Monthly tickets
42Recommendations
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It's a pity. The writing is good but the content is messy.
I really can't stand it anymore, I won't say anything else, just talk about this time, Pig's Feet is really a "super master of time management", he fishes in the evening, goes to the city to sell in the morning, and goes home to make 1,000 steamed buns after the sales. He buys vegetables, chops vegetables, chops meat, adjusts fillings, rolls skins, wraps, and steams all by himself. In the afternoon, he goes to the city to sell. In the meantime, he can build a set of furniture with elm wood. His home is 30 miles away from the city, and he has to cook three meals a day... I am stupid.
It's just fish and steamed buns from beginning to end, it's monotonous
Dad Wen, it's okay if everything is okay..., I can't see it.
What is written is immortality, which will remain unchanged for thousands of years. What changes is the introduction of dozens of dishes for future generations. It may be due to the use of time prohibitions.
Your family is a little milk dumpling that will never grow up, and a little milk dog that will never grow up. Are you using time to ban so many dishes? Unchanged for thousands of years
Write less, the protagonist's brother-in-law, they are starving to death, they eat so much every day, who in that era had such good conditions?
If you can watch it, just don't expect too much. Just watch the emotional scenes and listen to the rest. Don't take it too seriously.
The timeline is really messy and messy. After reading dozens of chapters, I was persuaded to quit.
How to put it this way, they started selling steamed buns in more than a dozen chapters, and after reading over a hundred chapters, they were selling steamed buns in every chapter. . . .