
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Poisoned Bang Geng into an Idiot, and You Want Me to Pay?
四合院:开局毒傻棒梗,找我赔?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 410k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
192Chapters
2.1MReads
2.1kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 34
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Teacher, if you open a new store, you will really have a big deal in your little life.
The author really doesn't understand. In those days, he still dared to open a restaurant and seek death.
To be honest, I quite like what the author wrote. It's a different style in the courtyard, but in the past sixty years, you have opened a private restaurant? How? Are you afraid that you will die slowly? Also, the protagonist's job is not very good, and the teacher suffered a lot in the next ten years.
It's crazy to find a novel in which one of the three novels is a courtyard house.
I saw a book friend in the comment area raised the issue of privately opening a restaurant. I checked it and found that it was indeed a lack of consideration. I would like to thank that book friend for his opinion. I will immediately correct these bugs and convert it to a public-private partnership. I searched online and it seems that there were quite a few public-private partnerships in the 1960s. Thank you again for your comments, book friends, I appreciate it!
Knowing history and still being a capitalist, it seems that history follows people.
Opening a restaurant for investment is a great idea. In those ten years, it was hard to get around as a teacher, but he was still a capitalist. It would be strange not to be fooled.
Bang Gang, who couldn't even be killed by the Zhuxian Sword, is finally dead, which is really satisfying!
Keep writing like this, it's so cool
At that time, farmers still had money to buy pesticides for vegetables???