Siheyuan: Yan Jiechengi of the Yan Family
四合院之闫家解成
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 214k Words
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Reincarnated as Yan Jiecheng, I Start My Counterattack at the Hospital穿成闫解成从医院开始反杀Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
101Chapters
875Reads · 30 days
197kReads · all time
105Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.7Score
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Reader comments 50
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Not bad. Killing Sha Zhu at the beginning is the right way to get revenge after time travel. You've already been beaten to death, so it would be a joke not to kill the murderer and pay some money, especially if you have a spatial ability. Friends who frequently commit murder know that if there is no body, it's called a missing person.
The opening scene immediately kills off the idiot Zhu, earning it five stars. No toilet humor, no extreme stretching or convoluted plots, and the protagonist is a normal person.
Just look at this novel—they killed off He Yuzhu so decisively! I've read so many courtyard novels, and I've never seen one where Jia Zhangshi is killed off right at the beginning. It's such a pity.
I like this book. The sycophantic idiot Zhu was killed off early on, and the ties with the Yan family were severed. I don't understand those people who transmigrated into the Yan family and were treated like royalty. They were given food, oil, rice, meat, and even money. Why? They weren't even their biological parents. The Yan family was so harsh. Ignoring them is the best course of action.
The story is mediocre and lacks excitement, but the writing is very smooth.
It's pretty good. The transmigrator has a spatial ability as a cheat, but no other super powerful cheats. The male protagonist took his revenge on everyone he needed to. He didn't forgive the original owner's parents, but the child support he owed was paid in full when the family divided the property.
No back-and-forth! The story begins with the original owner's father trying to sell his son's life for money. After clarifying the situation, the ties are severed. As long as the protagonist is in the right, Jia Zhangshi gets a good beating – satisfying! No resentment! Thumbs up!
It ended quickly, the story was fairly complete, and there were some exciting moments, but there were some parts that you really couldn't watch with your brain engaged. That's all.
It's good, you can watch it. There aren't any messy things. The protagonist is a bit unhappy in the first few chapters, but he doesn't feel frustrated later on. Then there's Jia Geng causing some trouble, and he directly skins Xuan Cao.
A rare gem of a book, no unnecessary embellishments! Killing Sha Zhu is like cutting off the leg of the retirement group! All that's left is Lao Yi's empty talk; with Lao Yi down, the whole hospital is silent!