
Siheyuan: Taking Revenge by Reporting Banggeng for Stealing a Chicken
四合院:从举报棒梗偷鸡开始复仇
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- Completed
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- 152k Words
- Updated
- 4y ago
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74Chapters
138Reads · 30 days
158.4kReads · all time
5.9Score
58Listens
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I've read at least twenty books on the theme of "Siheyuan" (courtyard houses), and this one is indeed quite good. However, there are too few words. Personally, I didn't think the ending was very good; it felt like I was being too lenient. But thinking about it, it's not wrong. You might not be able to be so ruthless in real life either. The book is good, but there are too few words. It's right that Hong Kong didn't write it.
Although the plot felt illogical, it was still pretty good. Keep it up!
Okay, I always get annoyed when I read novels with perfect happy endings; I think they're just too virtuous. But this one is different. Everyone who deserved punishment got punished, and the balance felt just right. Especially He Daqing's words at the end, and the resolution of the conflict between Uncle San and Xu Damao.
Keep it up, young man! I'll add a star for you, keep it up, young man!
It's pretty good; it's not as long-winded as other novels, and it's quite enjoyable to listen to. This ending is great. It tells us that it's wrong for a person's heart to turn dark; we must also retain our true nature to live a happy life. 😄
Well done, the big villain is the real winner in life?
There's at least no system. You can watch it.
Haha, okay. Thank you.
Keep it up, are you going to write another book?
After all that going around in circles, it's easy to end up back where you started in Hong Kong...