Raising Kids in the 70s: A Couple's Daily Life - Reviews

This novel started out well and had a promising outlook. But there's so many plotlines that were left ignored. Like what the heck happened to his significant other. Literally never heard from again. Worst of all is the last 40 or so chapters, they felt rushed and rather empty (even for this novel). I expected better, only to be disappointed. Granted that happened with most novels, it's rare that the final chapters are worthwhile. Typical Chinese ending in that regard.

Waooooo***.........Bring justice into an unjust world..?This must be one of the besssstttttt boring novel right....?God novel, good ver good you must not read it....Hehhee

after reading first few chapters... mc has low eq and iq. mc transported to other world by playing game. he got all equipment s in the game to use this world but canot use it because low level. funniest thing is he never checked he had game/status menu after transported. even after he can't use high level equipment. in second chapter he saved a person who backsttabed his friends for treasure. he even showed his space storage+ showed his wealth. I don't how he was sure he can save himself from backsttabing him. that man is from dog eat dog world. and mc is a ottaku with no experience.just reading few chapters I felt like my common sense being challenged multiple time. so I am quitting here.ps: I am sure this novel will be selected next week.may god bless this special readers.

"I see you also bring the Mutated Tyrannosaurus I gift you last year, It gotten big since the lost time I saw it" Jack said while observing the approaching giant.

"Shi-!" cursed Jiang Xiuran.

Monferno: "....."

"Molla."

Sergeant Boris asked the two young men who were standing in front of him while the other young man left the room, as if he were a bullet.

"You can't die!"

'Woah, so pretty, who is that?' Argent's thoughts were racing, this whole situation was overwhelming him from the bottom of his soul. Thinking hard, the memories of what happened in his last moments flashed in his mind.

So much to do, so much to see

thanks for the chaps!