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  1. Siheyuan: Don't Believe It? I'm Even More of a Beast Than the Beasts 四合院:别不信,我比禽兽还禽兽 Male-Channel Fanfiction2.4M WordsOngoing Zhao Jingming was never the sort of person who would go to a dance hall. In fact, he had an innate aversion to places filled with bright lights, wine, and lingering songs. To him, a dance hall was a vulgar world, brimming with all kinds of temptations and gaudy indulgences that left the mind unsettled. But everything changed one chance night. 117Reads5.3Score—Shelves
  2. Siheyuan: The Courtyard's Judge, Striking Fear into All the Scoundrels 四合院:院里判官,禽兽都慌了 Male-Channel Fanfiction1.0M WordsCompleted A wager with no rules, a contract signed under duress, a figure disappearing beneath the sunset, and a broken weapon that could never be sheathed again. He can't remember all the details, but he knows that person wasn't him as he is now, and this wasn't part of the game. 32Reads5.3Score—Shelves
  3. Siheyuan: Reborn as a Debt Collector, I Leave the Whole Courtyard Stunned 四合院:重生催账人,全院都吓傻 Male-Channel Fanfiction174k WordsOngoing This is a grand celebration of the arts, and one of the town's most important annual festivals. It is said that a hundred years ago, a traveler spent the night in town and received a divine revelation in a dream. He set up a stage in front of the ancestral temple and summoned artisans and performers of every kind to showcase their skills, astounding everyone present. Thus the Hundred Arts Fair became a tradition, and today it is a stage for all to compete and outshine one another. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Siheyuan: Divine Gourmet Food Leaves the Whole Courtyard Drooling 四合院:神级美食,全院馋哭 Male-Channel Fanfiction136k WordsOngoing The data files, once as tangled and swamp-like as could be, began to reorganize, compress, and clean themselves up before their eyes. Symbols, markers, and chains of logic unfurled across the screen like flowing water. The disorder gradually faded, replaced by a clean, precise structure. —Reads—Score—Shelves