
Reincarnated into Siheyuan: I Kill Japanese Invaders with Five-Element Needles from the Start
魂穿四合院:开局五行针杀鬼子
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- Completed
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- 875k Words
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- 5mo ago
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263Chapters
465Reads · 30 days
548.3kReads · all time
104Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.2Score
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This life, though possessing the skill to kill, was filled with a timid and repressed existence.
Five stars! A fantastic and satisfying read! Kudos to the author! Looking forward to more exciting content!
The writing is quite good, but the handling of Zhou Bapi is poor. At first, I felt upset because I didn't get the gold, and after reading more than ten chapters, I felt I should have taken it since the black market gave it to me. Also, I was hesitant to let him escape. Later, he died, and when the Japanese came to China, I saw him in a coma but not dead, which I don't understand.
Holy crap, what a kind person! They can't even avenge their father's death, and they even make excuses for their father's killer. Why did I read this novel without reading the comments? I've been feeling so resentful these past few days. 😠😠😠😠😠😠
It's good; it doesn't waste time or beat around the bush.
Kill the Japanese devils, learn kung fu, learn medicine! Great! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
The story unfolds smoothly, isn't too far-fetched, and has a certain degree of readability. Keep it up!
The writing style is oppressive and somber; it's like the author deliberately chose to be somber despite having a cheat code! The author put their heart into it.
I couldn't stop watching it, I just thought it was so beautiful!
This is the first time I've seen a protagonist with such upright values! A modern soul trying to reason with landlords and tyrants in the 1940s—that's wonderful! This shows those writers who travel back to the War of Resistance and readily kill Japanese soldiers and local bullies what a law-abiding comrade looks like! They should learn to reason with invaders and local tyrants, and use love and courtesy to influence them. Amen, Holy Mary!