The Siheyuan's Biggest Scumbag

Name: The Siheyuan's Biggest Scumbag
Author: Night of the Southbound Journey

四合院大渣男

by Night of the Southbound Journey (南归夜)

Status: Completed
Length: 421k Words
Genre: Unknown
Subgenre: Unknown
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Synopsis

Whether the Siheyuan courtyard is in chaos is up to Chen Xiaoshan. Chen Xiaoshan was one of the many food delivery workers of the 21st century, until he unexpectedly ended up in a courtyard packed with troublemakers. He spends his days stirring up trouble, turning the whole place upside down.

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