Siheyuan: Yan the Cheapskate Is Forced by His Son to Become a Foodie
四合院：闫老抠被儿子逼成干饭王
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211Chapters
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8.9Score
1.3kFlowers
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Honestly, I don't think the third uncle's family has much savings. After all, he's the sole breadwinner for his family of six, and his wife only makes a living by pasting boxes, so she probably only earns a small amount. It's safe to say he's thrifty.
Review of the chapter of "Siheyuan: Yan Laokou is forced into becoming a lazy bum by his son" by Zongman Siheyuan.
This is a review of Chapter 30, "The Courtyard: Yan the Stingy is Forced into Becoming a Freeloader by His Son," by Zongman Siheyuan.
This is a review of Chapter 24 of the novel "Siheyuan: Yan Laokou is Forced into Becoming a Freeloader by His Son" by Zongman Siheyuan. The chapter describes how Yan Laokou kicked his father who stole money in the middle of the night.
Why wasn't Jia Zhangshi sent back to her hometown? If the author says she was sent back, what's wrong with his brain?
Where did Ye Changsheng come from???
This is a review of Chapter 63 of the novel "Siheyuan: Yan Laokou is Forced into Becoming a Rice King by His Son" by Zongman Siheyuan, titled "Xu Damao Recruits People for Election and Wakes Up Shazhu to Take the Chef's Certificate Exam".
This is a review of Chapter 38, "Lu Qin Gets Beaten Up for Being a Scoundrel," from the novel "Siheyuan: Yan Lao Kou is Forced into Becoming a Freeloader by His Son" by Zongman Siheyuan.
This is a review of Chapter 4 of the novel "Siheyuan: Yan Laokou is Forced into Becoming a Freeloader by His Son" by Zongman Siheyuan. The chapter discusses depositing a huge sum of money in the bank and then fighting with his father later.
This is a review of Chapter 14, "Jia Zhangshi is banished back to the village," from the novel "Siheyuan: Yan Laokou is forced into becoming a lazy bum by his son" by Zongman Siheyuan.