
Siheyuan: My Quality of Life Must Never Decline
四合院:生活质量绝对不能降低
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- Completed
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- 277k Words
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- 1y ago
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Nothing too dark or vengeful, and preferably the female lead isn't someone from the original story.
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The Second Uncle’s Son in the Siheyuan
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It's not right to poison only me; it's better to poison and vomit more people 🤭
Even when the Daoist Ancestor Hongjun came to the courtyard, he had to listen to the deaf old lady, acknowledge an elder uncle as his head, and send all those innate spiritual treasures to the Jia family.
The comments are strange. It's just about a courtyard house, so why are people saying martial arts masters don't need to get involved? Go read a martial arts novel then. Personally, I think it's well-written. What's the point of reading if everyone's dead? The protagonist's cheat ability just needs to ensure they have a good time; there's no need to kill off everything, even the air.
There are fewer and fewer courtyard houses to see these days 🤦🤦🤦
Well written. If I were to travel back in time, it would be the same. Without the old lady, Yi would lose his big stick and be unable to control people his age (Liu Pangpang is afraid of deafness). Without Yi and Sha, Yang would have no special privileges in the factory. Naturally, someone would fight against Yi.
The price of forging swords is unreasonable.
It's quite good. All the data and settings are as realistic as possible, and the main character has a good personality—neither causing trouble nor afraid of it, giving it a bit of the leisurely feel of a traditional courtyard house. Huang Rong inexplicably appeared, making the art style strange.
Another good book. Unlike those books where people come knocking on your door every few days to beg for money, and then everyone goes back and forth arguing and fighting. My hand was broken, but it was healed the next day. It's well-written, but the ending is a bit rushed.
Very good, very good, very good, very good, very good
It's alright, it would be better if you removed the martial arts. 😄😄