
With a Status Panel at My Side, I Rule the Siheyuan
面板傍身:我在四合院横着走
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This is my first novel about a courtyard house. I'm a newbie author, and I'll try my best to write it well. Please take a look. The plot points mentioned earlier will be explained later. There's no need to jump in and criticize every time you see a plot point or question; there will be explanations later. Please give it a five-star review. Please support me with your support! I'll try my best to write it well. If you like it, please read on; if you don't, please leave. No harsh criticism.
The plot is meticulous and well-organized, unfolding at a measured pace, and the characters are well-developed. Excellent!
Although many details are wrong, it still looks great 😄 So boring! 🙂
Plain and simple, without any hostility, that's good.
The warmth of everyday life, the myriad faces of humanity!
I recently read a story about someone with medical skills who also had connections with high-ranking officials. I hope the author doesn't cause trouble; medical skills combined with connections to the upper echelons... Well... The story blends elements of various films and traditional courtyard houses, and it feels like the author is involved in government affairs?