
Transmigrating into Siheyuan: From the Start, I Take Out Third Uncle
穿越四合院:开局先杀三大爷
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654Chapters
2.1kReads · 30 days
325.8kReads · all time
133Shelves
6.2Score
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Following the designated official residence for the storyline isn't a big problem, and it's understandable to avoid suspicion. However, the designated residence is a trap. If you want to avoid suspicion, why insist on living in that courtyard house and creating trouble? Doesn't that just add obstacles to your revenge? You could have lived nearby.
It's good; the content is fresh and not repetitive.
Of all the novels about courtyard houses, only this one truly embodies decisive action and high intelligence! It deserves a thumbs up! Keep up the good work, author!
It's very well written. The last few chapters made me ask Doubao if the new China lost the land in Northeast China. Doubao said no, it was because the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China were weak and allowed others to occupy it for decades. The new China was weak and could not take it back at that time. In order to maintain border stability, it had no choice but to do so.
It's quite interesting; the lack of a female lead is a major highlight. Highly recommended.
This novel is great; revenge against the beasts in the courtyard is just so good.
The author's decisive action against the powerful figures, and the story of another courtyard house, captivated me from the very beginning.
The perspective is unique and unconventional, definitely worth watching. It's just too short; I'll have to wait and see.
The clash of perceptions between two generations presents a daunting and challenging task. To take benevolence as one's own responsibility—is this not a weighty responsibility indeed?
The score shouldn't be that low; the writing style at least doesn't look like it was created by AI, and the content isn't clichéd.