Siheyuan: The Supercop's Laid-Back Life
四合院：超神警察的老六生涯
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 23d ago
- English
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
902Chapters
22.2MReads
9.8Score
502.3kFlowers
<1 ch/weekPace
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I couldn't hold back my laughter from the very beginning. A legendary doctor, capable of curing any disease, suddenly loses his mother; a transcendent being who cultivates immortality, only to have his father murdered by a spy. This protagonist is either a complete waste of time or doing it on purpose—this overly dramatic display of filial piety is...
The person who cooks Tan Family Cuisine isn't actually from the Tan family, so why is it a matter of social class? He Daqing at most only learned Tan Family Cuisine. You can't say an apprentice's social class just because they're a chef at a state banquet.
I'm speechless. I just read the first chapter, and the protagonist said he had no incurable diseases, but then his mother passed away.
The opening is absurd; the previous page says there's no incurable disease, the next page says the mother has passed away! It's a completely forced attempt to commemorate the parents.
This book is a complete waste. It's already at the provincial level, yet it's still arguing about trivial matters with everyone, and anyone can take a bite out of the protagonist.
The introduction says you met Hu Bayi. You were around 20 in the 1960s, right? Hu Bayi was only around 20 after his battles. There's at least a 20-year age gap between you two. And you even met on a train? You're not much of a time traveler; a train policeman in the 1960s, and still a train policeman in the 1980s.
A filial son can save anyone but his own parents.
I just want to know who's actually reading this "courtyard house" novel? It's just a TV series, right? Why are there so many fan fiction works spawning from it?
The biggest problem with this book is that the character, a cultivator, lacks any of the arrogance expected of a cultivator. As a police officer, he understands when others steal his credit, and ignores predatory behavior. If things go too far, he either becomes a backstabber or uses ridiculous excuses that even predators can't fool, and the predators actually find them somewhat plausible?
The male lead is just a spineless coward.