The treacherous and cunning Crown Prince Bing, the hot-tempered and vicious Liu Bagu, the naive and innocent Axiang, the crafty and lazy Liu Dingjian, the optimistic and quick-witted Jigong Fu, the selfless Dr. Jin, the greedy and miserly Western Cai, the loyal and honest Uncle Ah Rui...
Shen Nan transmigrates to the late 1940s and arrives in the world of Seventy-Two Tenants. He takes on landlords, punishes crooked cops, opens a martial arts school, becomes a grandmaster, makes a name for himself across the river in Hong Kong, and ventures into Kowloon Walled City. A legend begins with Seventy-Two Tenants...
P.S. Along with the everyday stories of Seventy-Two Tenants, this novel also features the classic TVB series A Fist Within Four Walls!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I am really familiar with this drama. Growing up, I have been a local man with seventy-two tenants and a foreign wife.
Could it be that the author has COVID-19?
I don't know why, but when I read a book, I automatically put the text into Cantonese.
It takes a day to change, otherwise who would read this novel with so few words and a lot of plot?
Fa Zai's name should be Jiang Hongfa
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She is just a holy bitch, and I was already poisoned by helping them pay for their water bills at the beginning. It looks like a savior, and I don't even want to look at it later. By the way, I'm looking for a novel where the protagonist's mentality is that of an ordinary person, an ordinary person. Thanks.
After all these years, someone finally wrote about 72 tenants.
The author must be a eunuch, greedy them to death
Too few and not enough to read. Outside, someone from Seventy-Two Households wrote about Jackie Chan's weird son-in-law.