
Reborn: The Carefree Life of Sha Zhu
重生之傻柱的潇洒人生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 319k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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104Chapters
52Reads
8Listens
12.5kReads · all time
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Reborn as Young Sha Zhu, He Moves Out of the Siheyuan
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Looking for a Siheyuan Story Where Silly Zhu Is Reborn. No Transmigration, It Has to Be Silly Zhu Himself
In the Four-Sided Courtyard, He Yuzhu lived almost his entire life without wronging anyone. But there was one person he let down. I'm curious: if he were reborn, what would he do? There are plenty of books about He Yuzhu being reborn, but they're all about transmigrators being reborn. I really want to read one where He Yuzhu himself is reborn.
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Siheyuan-Style Stories: Not Too Violent, and No Harem, No Harem
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Is the author schizophrenic? Sometimes he writes like a time travel, and sometimes he writes like a rebirth. For example: I heard that Lou Xiaoe married Xu Damao in her previous life... The rolling mill is bigger than imagined… This is not something that a reborn person can say. In his previous life, he worked in a steel rolling mill all his life. This shows that he is a regenerator. So it looks very fragmented.
Shit, just watch it if you don't believe in evil
The preface does not match the postscript, it is ridiculously confusing
Just outrageous.