Sixty Years of Famine: the Second-Rate Flash Sale System

I don't know if it's to make up the word count, but every time I buy something, I have to emphasize how many coins I spent. The series of numbers become more and more ugly.

I can only say that besides feeling aggrieved, I am still aggrieved.

It is not recommended to enter the trap. Although it has a sense of that era, it is too frustrating. After reading a quarter of it, it seems that the wife said a few words at the beginning, and then she seemed to be a transparent mute. I was on tenterhooks every day, guarding against this and that, and I felt like I was staring at his house. Maybe this was the characteristic of that era, but what you wrote has no sense of experience and nothing else but frustration.

Even if you have a system, it's still so useless

Reader's comments: I feel aggrieved. The author is still fit to work in a factory to drive screws [dog head]

The protagonist has a very weak character, and you are actually cheating on him. Why do you cheat when you are still so angry after cheating? Cheating itself is unreasonable. Please consider the reader's mood more. I am usually tired from work, and it is even more frustrating when I come back to read a novel. I'm really convinced.

I am so depressed and timid that I cannot read this book. I urge the author to go into the factory to drill screws.

It's so frustrating to watch. What's there to be afraid of when there's space? I'm scared to death even if I'm hungry, and I'm still tossing it back and forth.

What I wrote, it couldn't be worse. If it doesn't work, just look at what other people have written before writing.

The writing is neat. Although I am born in the 1970s, the chatter of the older generation is not as mysterious as the author writes. If there is a system, it only goes around a few people in the village. It is all in vain! I guess it's because of the author's personality!