
Siheyuan: Joining the Steel Mill and Marrying the Fairest, Most Virtuous Wife
四合院:入职轧钢厂,娶最美贤妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 817k Words
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Siheyuan: Silly Zhu's Uncle Is Here to Rewrite His Fate四合院:傻柱他舅来了,逆天改命Former title · until Oct 2026
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Reader comments 18
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I finally finished reading this book. It can be considered a eunuch book. It was over in a hurry. All the leading actors in Siheyuan were removed from the market (the deaf old lady was so smart that she died happily), three uncles and two were sent to the northwest labor camp (probably died), one family was exiled to the countryside, Qin Huairu returned to his hometown, Bang Geng was lame and went to the northwest, Master Jia also went to the northwest, and Xu Damao was sent to the northwest labor camp for 20 years. Sha'e left Hong Kong ahead of schedule, and Shazhu's family was happy. This book is a bit harsh, and the protagonist doesn't make a lot of money, but the book describes that in 1977, he was already the director of the rolling mill (department level) and also the secretary of the district revolutionary committee (department level). What I envy the most is that the protagonist's lottery system is very powerful and powerful. It automatically gives everything to the protagonist without any hard work and the amount is large (this is the most awesome lottery system I have ever seen). I give this book an 8 out of 10 points. This is a personal opinion. Readers can make their own decisions!!
Not bad, I feel pretty good. Come on, author.
This is instead of Yan Bugui: "Oh my god, finally an author has given me a wife!" [Laughter and cry][Laughter and cry][Laughter and cry][Laughter and cry][Laughter and cry][Laughter and cry] Yang Ruihua: "Huh? I'm not the third aunt?" Wu Chunhua: "Yes, you are not, I am."
As per the old rules, one five-star review [smirk][smirk], Silly Zhu is no longer stupid, and under the encouragement of his uncle, he lives a life of a wife and children.
It's cool. It's beautiful. It's better than seeing hundreds of courtyard houses before.
It's quite nice, and better written than others. , Not very violent
Not bad, good-looking, come on!
Follow me, it looks comfortable and is well written.
Not bad, the writing is much better than other courtyard houses
Not bad, not bad, hahaha (#^.^#)