
You Were Asked to Open a Kindergarten, but You Opened a Palace Laundry
让你开幼儿园,你开辛者库
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 156k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
83Chapters
1.7MReads
2.1kFlowers
10.0Score
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This person is none other than Liu Yifei's mother, Yang Xiaoli. And her husband is none other than Bao Gang, the once famous shipping king and real estate tycoon! Do you want to see what you are talking about?!
Xin Zhe Ku is the transliteration of Manchu "njeku", also translated as Shen Zhe Ku, Xin Zhe Ku or Xin Zhe Ku. The word "Xinzheku" originates from "Xinzheku Zatele Aha Niulu", the Manchu text is "njekujeteleahaniru", and the Chinese meaning is "a group of slaves who eat rations on a monthly basis". "Xinzheku people" are "servants who are given monthly rations." In the Qing Dynasty Huidian Code, Xinzheku is explained as "Guan Ling", which is a kind of slave organization in the Qing Dynasty. All the people under the Guan Ling are Xinzheku people, and the documents sometimes refer to the Xinzheku people under the Guan Ling as "Xinzheku" for short.