
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Urge Qin Huairu to Divorce, but She Wants to Be with Me
四合院开局劝秦淮如离,她想跟我
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396Chapters
11kReads · 30 days
174.8kReads · all time
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6.4Score
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I didn't see a single satisfying moment of animal cruelty; it was all handled with utmost care.
Although it uses the familiar Cao Cao's courtyard house plot, complete with some scatological humor, the humor is given a fresh twist. Similar to another novel, "The Courtyard House with Oil Fish," there are too many novels, especially those by Tomato (a famous Chinese author), that stand out from the crowd. While overall this isn't a serious period novel, I still give it full marks.
This is an amazing concept; it's the most amazing concept I've ever seen. Everything is fine, except the word count is too low. Saving more words might be better. Just like tofu, little by little, it's fine, except the word count is too low. Saving more words might be better. Just like tofu, little by little, it's fine, except the word count is too low. Saving more words might be better.
Well, to be honest, it's alright, but could you please not omit any words? Like that part about someone falsely accusing me, and then contacting the neighborhood committee and the joint defense team... Originally, it shouldn't have been eligible, right? But it says it was awarded the title of "Excellent Courtyard House".
This book is particularly nonsensical, written by a humorous author. It's well-written, and I understand the author's intention. As a fan of traditional Chinese courtyard novels, I know which novel it's trying to emulate—or rather, two, since both were written by the same person and seem to be thousands of chapters long and still unfinished.
I've only seen 26 chapters, but it's already got some good stuff right from the start, not bad, I'm getting Qin's stuff 😂 You guys should also check out the description, keep reading, and follow up if you find anything to complain about 😂
That's quite an imaginative and original article.
Faster update speed, five-star rating!
It's so well-written! The protagonist is morally upright, averse to women, and doesn't coerce or seduce them. Moreover, the author is decisive in action; if he says he'll call the police, he does it immediately, without getting bogged down in petty squabbles. Everyone, whether protagonist or supporting character, is intelligent and capable. It's fantastic!
It's good. The writing is humorous and lighthearted.