In the Siheyuan: Liu Guangfu Has a Bit of a Bad Side

I haven't seen the published chapter yet, so I'm giving a 100 yuan reward in exchange for a say. How can you even stand it? Chickens that lay four eggs a day, ham sausages, chocolate, lollipops, and out-of-season black soil—these are all released without any processing. How can they be so careless?

I have a whimsical idea. Jia Zhangshi's life has been quite unlucky. What if the protagonist introduced her to an old man and married her off? Wouldn't that be a terrible plot twist?

It was great at first, really, but after the ten-year acceleration, I felt it fell apart and I quit. Sayonara

If you can help this deaf old lady get married, I'll call you the ultimate matchmaker.

How much did you get paid for those who said it was good? This book is considered low-tier among period dramas, and it doesn't even crack the middle tier among similar courtyard-themed novels.

Sha Zhu was lusting after Widow Qin's body; otherwise, he wouldn't have been slept with by her.

I, Liu Guangfu, am someone who deserves a beating without even realizing it.

This book was really written by Xia Jiba; it's completely unrealistic and illogical. But it's strange that I can actually keep watching... 🤭

This book has a rather quirky and humorous style, yet it doesn't lack positive energy. Among the many novels about courtyard houses recently, it's definitely worth reading. Keep following! Author ⛽️

Qin Jingru