Siheyuan: Don’t Mess with Me, or I’ll Have You Locked Up
四合院：不要惹我，惹我就送进去
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- Siheyuan: Starting with a Salary of 63.56 Yuan四合院：开局工资六十三块五毛六Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's excellent, not overly aggressive, and the protagonist's focus on self-development rather than involvement in the affairs of the compound, along with his unwavering devotion to his love, is what kept me reading. While the protagonist's cheat-like abilities are powerful, they only affect his family and don't create too many illogical situations, which is great!
The plot is pretty good, but why is it that in the same case in the book, the Jia family committed a crime but didn't suffer any serious consequences, while others went straight to jail? I'm not referring to the book itself.
What I like best is the tiger the protagonist keeps. I feel it's more interesting for the protagonist in a novel to have a pet; it would be even better if it were a husky.
It's quite good that it doesn't adopt the high-end, low-end style of other courtyard houses.
I'll give you five stars too, but don't even think about watching ads, I don't like them.
It's well-written; at least it doesn't make you angry or depressed while reading, and it puts you in a good mood. It's better than many similar books!
After the matchmaker entered the house, Li Luo immediately closed the door. Feeling the warmth of the house, the matchmaker said, "Little Li, your house is so comfortable." Then she saw the dishes on the table and couldn't take her eyes off them, her mouth watering involuntarily. Seeing this, Li Luo said, "Aunt He, would you like to eat something together?"
The ambiguous scene where the male lead escorted Lou home—was he even thinking about having a harem? Seriously? Thinking about harems in that era? Were you tired of living? When Lou came to find the male lead, he admitted he was attracted to her.
Qin Huairu still emerged as a winner in life. As for why she killed someone before running away, that's probably just the author's twisted sense of humor. After all, Qin Huairu could have taken 1500 yuan and lived a good life in another city or even the countryside.
Is Lou Xiao'e not included? Author, could you please add her name after her name?