Little Jia's New Life in the Siheyuan
四合院小贾的新生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 478k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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222Chapters
1.3kReads
6.3Score
157Listens
123kReads · all time
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It seems that those who starve to death or freeze to death are all honest people...~👍👍👍
Your book is destined not to be a big hit, it belongs to a niche audience, but if you like it, you will like it. I came from "The Ride of the Republic of China". Not every reader is accustomed to dialogues like Liang Yusheng's, not to mention that the author's book really requires a certain amount of knowledge. Only then can I understand it. There are many jokes that touch my blind spot of knowledge. It will take me a long time to come back to my senses. Yes, keep writing. If you give me rewards, I don't know how much you really have in your pocket. From tomorrow on, try to use love to generate electricity [sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh] There aren't many good books on Tomato, and there are even fewer that fit the three views of those born in the 1970s. Seeing such a low score, all I can do is give two more five-star reviews and try to get it as high as possible.
It's pretty good. What I personally find interesting is that in the early stage, I even lost Jia and Zhang, but later the two parties reconciled. The downside is that I always felt that some content was missing in some places, and it was a bit boring after reaching about 140 chapters, so I skipped and read some more.
So far, the three views are normal, no character has been demonized, and it is a breath of fresh air in the courtyard.
It's pretty good... But I can't stand it anymore... It should be my problem [thinking][what]
The writing is good, probably because he consulted a lot of information, and did not just post the rules mechanically. The author must be quite old. Just like the "Qingjiang", most people don't know what it is. Only the older generation know that it is bulk soy sauce.
Later on, sometimes a section was missing for no apparent reason.
The author writes very well, with a lot of private information included, and the writing is in-depth.
The writing is okay, but there is too much nonsense in the early stage. Fans of Siheyuan are not stipulated to only write about Siheyuan. The part about taking the train out is very good.
Doing homework! As plain as water!