The Folks of the Alley: A Carefree Life with Pinduoduo in Hand
小巷人家：手握拼夕夕的潇洒人生
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- 1y ago
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Looking for Period Novels Like A Lifelong Journey and The Alley!
Looking for books like *The Alley*.
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China with Unlimited Supplies, a Slice-of-Life Story
Transmigrating to the Republican era, with a System providing abundant resources in this era of scarcity, while the sole female lead lives her own peaceful life.
Siheyuan Stories, Any Setting Is Fine, as Long as the Male Lead Starts Out Young
Stories Set in the 1950S, 60S, or 70S. Good Writing, Please. No Transmigration-and-Raising-Kids Plots
Some Smart Siheyuan Stories, Who Would Dare Steal Something Someone Left There Back Then?
Siheyuan Story: The Food Factory Director Only Hires Families of Fallen Soldiers
Novels in the Love in the Courtyard Series, but Not One Where the Protagonist Becomes Han Chunming
Are There Any Books About Someone Who Transmigrates Back to the Early Days of the Founding of the Nation to Help Develop the Country?
Stories where people can transmigrate back and forth, bringing supplies and technology to help develop a country.
Looking for Republican-Era Stories With Pocket Spaces, Martial Arts, and Fighting the Japanese
Set during the Republican era. The female lead travels all over the country, fights the Japanese invaders herself, and stores the things she takes from them in her spatial inventory. She's an absolute powerhouse.
Spatial Powers, Period Setting, Supplies, Long Chapters, Male-Oriented
Just like the title says! Please, experts, recommend something.
Love in the Courtyard: Silly Zhu with an Invincible Pocket Dimension
Silly Zhu is reborn.
Looking for Film and TV Fanfiction
Movies, TV dramas, anime, tokusatsu, games, anything goes, whether or not it has a golden finger. Current writing contest entries are fine too.
Books with Titles That Put You Off, but Amazing Stories
Siheyuan Story Where the Protagonist Buys a Siheyuan and Adopts Xiaodang and Huaihua
The Ultimate Four-Sided Courtyard Rankings (I'm Out of Books to Read, Thanks!)
Courtyard Fics With an Extremely Powerful Identity
The Ultimate Siheyuan Novel. I Won’t Accept Any Arguments
Looking for books like *Awakening a System: Enjoying Life in the Siheyuan*. Recommend just one.
Siheyuan Masterpiece, Rated Above 9
A Siheyuan Overflowing with Supplies! The System Is Especially Generous!
Siheyuan, Period Story, Sign-In System, Tons of Supplies, Plausible Numbers
Looking for period novels like *The Courtyard* and *Under the Zhengyang Gate*. They should have a System, preferably one with sign-ins that give you tons of supplies and goods each time. Most importantly, the period details should be realistic, like a bride price of around ten yuan, not a few hundred just because someone feels generous.
Period-Era Fiction from the Male Lead’s Perspective
From the male lead's perspective, preferably with only one female lead.
Period Novel: The Hero Stays in the City, Has a Pocket Dimension, and No Courtyard House
Siheyuan Story About a Streetwise Rascal Framing the Neighborhood Director
Siheyuan Stories Where the Lead Moves Out of the Courtyard from the Start
Any books where the protagonist moves out of the courtyard house from the start? I don't care who the protagonist is.
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I haven't watched the TV series, but this is the second fanfic, and overall it's good. Pig's feet, don't always think about doing business, that is, you will be doing business in 10, 85, 86 years. There is no need to be afraid. Don't always think about lagging behind others. If you can catch up, you will catch up in 10 years. If you can't catch up, you will still not be able to catch up in 20 years. If you do this business secretly, you will not make as much as you can go to the south in a month. Why bother?
It's quite interesting, although I haven't watched the TV series. I didn't watch much until the end, I just skipped and watched. Feel unattractive
This book is very good. Compared to Tomato's other alley fan fiction, it is less violent and bland. The life setting is also more realistic, and the writing is good.
Age is a drawback, and I am quite big. Later I saw that the author tried his best to revise the article; When I looked at the articles in the past, the proportion of entertainment was too high, either writing songs and comics, or on the way to participate in activities; In addition to the slower pace, the writing is still good and refreshing. The author is playing and developing, and he is very good to the two girls Song and Wu. I suggest that they be included later; Li Jia's design at the back is pretty good, but the protagonist still encounters too few women. Even if there is no harem, it is still possible to write more content in the back; It is recommended that the author write more content, not limited to people in alleys. The map in the whole book has basically not changed, and it is all maintained by techniques. I don't know if it will be good to continue writing in the future; Finally, I wish the author good fortune in all seasons 👍
It is a very good book, but the initial age of the protagonist is really flawed. I will subconsciously ignore the age of the protagonist after reading it and read it as an adult. I suggest the author really change the age and update it quickly.
I feel that this alleyway fanfic is quite well written, and the period stories are milder. Now I can no longer stand those extremely violent period stories. The greatest advantage of the author is that he releases updates from time to time, and publishes more than ten chapters a day from time to time. He is definitely the most diligent author among them.
Let me test, is this author so awesome? Update 20 pictures directly
Although they are the same people as Alley People, they later changed to Urban Shang Haiwen. Although the writing is good, it is not very friendly to readers who want to read it as a fan of the Little Elephant family. This thing has to be different from person to person. However, leaving aside the urban content in the later period, the fanfic content in the early period is actually quite good, and it can be regarded as a good book.
The description is very warm, the story is very clearly advanced, and the emotions are well told. I recommend reading it. It basically completes the regrets in the original work, but I think the height setting of the protagonist is a bit strange, and the protagonist's emotional line is a bit lacking.
The previous ones were all good, but after arriving in Hong Kong, I don't recommend them very much.