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Siheyuan: Exposing the Hypocrite, the First Uncle, for Pocketing He Yushui's Living Expenses
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Looking for Siheyuan Stories With an Original Character as the Lead and One Female Love Interest!
Recommend me a transmigration novel set in *Love in the Courtyard* with a System. Not one where the protagonist transmigrates as He Yuzhu, Xu Damao, or Bang Geng. A female protagonist, preferably, and it should be true to the era!
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Transmigration, Siheyuan, One Ton of Supplies from the Start
Transmigration, Siheyuan, and a ton of supplies from the start.
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Siheyuan: Killing It Left and Right
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Which Novel Has the Courtyard's Third Uncle Asking Yu Li to Clean the Protagonist's Room?
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Any Stories Where the Male Lead Takes Qin Huairu In from the Start?
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Siheyuan Stories Featuring Lou Xiaoe
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What the protagonist does (eating all kinds of meat and fruits every day, decorating the house) is not in line with the behavior of people of that era (capitalists all behave with their tail between their legs), so it can be read as a mindless novel, which will make you feel better. Personally, I feel that the biggest failure of this book is teasing Ran Qiuye (this girl can be said to be the most unsuitable person for emotional involvement in the entire TV series).
Not bad 👍I like it. Among the courtyard houses, I like Qin Huairu, Lou Xiao'e and Yu Li the most. Adding Liang Ladi and Chen Xueru would be perfect. As long as the others don't have too many, it's none of my business! Some people don't like Qin and other married women and widows, saying why not find a young one and create a new heroine? This is just what everyone likes! All I can say is that the author is heroic👍
I thought it was pretty good after watching the first part, but I didn't want to read it anymore. Is the protagonist a person who specializes in collecting second-hand goods? Especially when I saw Qin Jingru coming up, I didn't want to watch it! If we start describing her as silly and sweet, or as a pure person, it would be okay to accept her.
It's too fake and doesn't have the sense of the times of that era.
Come on, work hard, Saonian Ollie!
What's the difference between that licking dog and Silly Zhu?
In the first chapter, I learned about the protagonist and a virtue in the novel "Urban Dragon King". When others pick up girls, the protagonist will kill people. As long as the other people he likes cannot touch them, he will kill them if they touch them. I really don't like the protagonist's virtues.
Good!
😂 😂 I couldn't walk when I saw Qin Huairu.
Although Cao Cao is dead, Cao Cao's thieves will live forever [sneaky laugh]