
Siheyuan: How Did Er Liuzi Make It?
四合院之二溜子是怎么炼成的?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 367k Words
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Siheyuan: The Less Morality, the More Freedom四合院之越没道德越逍遥Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
173Chapters
9kReads · 30 days
355kReads · all time
329Shelves
6.2Score
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After reading hundreds of books about courtyard houses, I felt so depressed. Finally, I found a book that made me feel better; it's really well-written.
Although the protagonist's brain sometimes goes a little fuzzy, overall it's still a rare gem of a book 😂 Five stars is a bit of a stretch and reflects my personal opinion, but four stars are definitely worth it! 👍 This is the first time I've seen a novel set in Hong Kong Island using heavy machine guns and mortars 😂😂😂
Great! Keep it up! [Requesting more updates!]
Thumbs up! Although the author can't update 20,000 words a day, it seems to be written using traditional methods, and the plot doesn't drag. The ideas align with the principles of our outrageous group.
The story is captivating, the writing is sharp, and it's a very good light novel. Those with a saintly heart should avoid it.
This is so well written! I usually skip around while reading other books like "Siheyuan," but I didn't skip a single chapter of this one. Keep up the good work, author! I hope the protagonist manages to get some official appointment letters in Taiwan and place them at Director Wang's house.
It's good, it's about the survival of ordinary people, there's a system, but it's not ruthless enough!
It runs quite smoothly, but there's a subtle sense of frustration that's unsettling...
This is a rare gem among novels set in courtyard houses!
It looks a bit better than a typical courtyard house.