
A Courtyard House Hustler Running a Black Market
四合院混子,经营黑市做生意
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- Completed
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- 335k Words
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- 1y ago
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Synopsis
Other names
- The Reclusive Mystic: A Cultivation Tale of the Siheyuan's Martyr's Family通玄孤狼:四合院烈属修真记Alternate title on Fanqie
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116Chapters
466Reads · 30 days
61.9kReads · all time
77Listens
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This is one of the few historical fiction novels I found to be quite good. I actually wanted to give it five stars. However, the author's paternalistic tone is a bit too strong in some parts, which I didn't want to ignore. But this one is a little better; the previous one had an even stronger paternalistic tone.
It's a great read. I'm reading it twice. I stopped halfway through before and started reading it again from the beginning. I've been reading it for several days now, and there are still 60 chapters left. I looked at the table of contents and figured winter wasn't over yet, so I stopped again. Everything is great, except that An Tian's life in the novel moves too slowly.
The author's writing is so vivid; I'm sure the author must have lived through those difficult times. The scenes are so lifelike, depicting real rural life and events. Many parts resonate with the reader and evoke laughter. The everyday family life and workplace relationships are portrayed very well. I really enjoyed it.
It's a great read. I'm reading it twice. I stopped halfway through before and started reading it again from the beginning. I've been reading it for several days now, and there are still 60 chapters left. I looked at the table of contents and figured winter wasn't over yet, so I stopped again. Everything is great, except that An Tian's life in the novel moves too slowly.
The author's writing is so vivid; I'm sure the author must have lived through those difficult times. The scenes are incredibly lifelike, depicting real rural life and events. Many parts resonate with the reader and evoke laughter. The everyday family life and workplace relationships are portrayed very well. I really enjoyed it.
He's definitely a professional angler, pulling and tugging relentlessly...
It's a great read. I'm reading it twice. I stopped halfway through before and started reading it again from the beginning. I've been reading it for several days now, and there are still 60 chapters left. I looked at the table of contents and figured winter wasn't over yet, so I stopped again. Everything is great, except that An Tian's life in this novel moves too slowly.
The writing style is much better than typical stream-of-consciousness writing; it's a bit mind-bending and requires some thought.