
Siheyuan: Becoming Silly Zhu’s Neighbor from the Start
四合院:开局成为傻柱邻居
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- Completed
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- 121k Words
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- 4y ago
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55Chapters
43Reads · 30 days
187.1kReads · all time
5.3Score
16Listens
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The plot is pretty good, it's a novel after all! It's funny to read, but the ending is too rushed. This is a terrible ending. I'm having writer's block, I need to work on the outline better next time. Keep writing similar stuff, I like reading what others say, I just ignore what they say.
The author is a weirdo; they even wrote that he gave Jia Zhangshi a monthly allowance! They seem to really enjoy writing about vampires. 6 ...
The writing style suggests a female author, so please be understanding. If you like it, please leave a positive review; if not, just quietly leave. If you've paid for the book, feel free to comment – that's fine too.
That's absolutely hilarious, it's killing me.
The first few chapters are a bit boring, but the later chapters are really good. It's a slow-burning book.