
Siheyuan: The Good Life of a Laid-Back Man
四合院:咸鱼的美好生活
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Overall, it's quite well-written, but the author should do some research on that era. 1. I'm not sure about other regions, but in Northeast China at that time, couples mostly addressed each other by their names. I've never heard of anyone calling each other "husband" or "wife" (maybe in the South, but definitely not in the North; it probably started to become common after people watched Hong Kong…
It's alright, keep it up, young man!
Thank you everyone for your support! [KISS] Dear readers, thank you for your support. I wish you all happiness every day.
Don't start a harem The Provincial Public Security Department and the Provincial Department of Transportation remind you: Please "reduce speed, maintain distance, and turn on your taillights," and always pay attention to road conditions; while wearing your own seat belt, remind passengers in the front and back seats to also fasten their seat belts.
To be honest, there were too many women, but they were all quite beautiful.
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It seems pretty good. Over 80% of the content is related to the courtyard house theme.
I watched it for three consecutive nights, it was so funny it made me laugh to death.
So far, the novel's logic is generally sound, making it one of the better ones among many. Although it also features multiple female leads, it's a time-traveling story where a man learns a lot of skills, making his built-in system almost omnipotent. Overall, it's quite good. While some parts are padded, the word count is still acceptable. The only drawback is the protagonist's strong duality.
Having finished reading it, I realize that most people won't resonate with this book. The author must be at least 50 years old and have lived in a traditional courtyard house. Reading this book gradually awakened my childhood memories of living in the alleyways. I'm grateful to the author; this book is very realistic and close to real life.