
Siheyuan: I'm Just a Reckless Troublemaker
四合院,我就是个混不吝
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- Completed
- Length
- 194k Words
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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93Chapters
3kReads · 30 days
307.3kReads · all time
102Shelves
8.2Score
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This book is great! It's a satisfying read. Putting everything else aside, the sentences flow smoothly and there aren't any major flaws. I'll give it five stars.
The writing is concise, humorous, and the plot is engaging. Keep it up!
The plot is funny, and it's not bad to watch in your spare time, especially when you're with two fellow villagers.
The male lead's personality is a character design that I feel is acceptable!
I rarely give five-star reviews, and I seldom read a book word for word without skipping a single page. This book has a good pace and isn't particularly aggressive. It's especially good at dealing with things related to children.
One word: awesome. Why awesome? See for yourself 👀
The author's works are very pleasant to read, and the language is grand and elegant.
This author has a vivid imagination, the main character's personality is quite interesting, there are so many time travelers, completely changing the plot of the courtyard house, it's an incredibly satisfying story, it's probably all finished by now!
Interesting, they have a whole repertoire of swear words. I wonder if the fellow villager is still alive; the most outrageous thing is that he dared to bite Jia Zhangshi—he really went for it!
Although absurd, it is still a good short story that provides a satisfying reading experience.