
Siheyuan: My Ex-Girlfriend Is Qin Huairu
四合院:我前女友是秦淮茹
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 53k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
27Chapters
209Recommendations
7Fans
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Reader comments 13
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Seven years later, I'm still stuck with an apprentice's salary and am considered a useless piece of trash.
Can you please stop having so many widows? Isn't it better to have only one? The male protagonist in the Siheyuan story either married Widow Qin or Widow Liang. In those days, only those who lacked ability married widows. It seems that time travelers really love taking on unsuitable partners.
I read a few more chapters to test it out, and holy crap, the author is probably a modern young person; he's basically using modern thinking to describe people from the past.
Even though this protagonist has a system, he's still so petty.
That's outrageous! He grew from four to ten years old! He even drank the pig's feet wine, so why didn't he grow to the age of eating at a banquet?
Dating without the intention of marriage is just playing around.
I completely fail to understand those who say Qin Huairu is materialistic and snobbish. Why would Qin Huairu fawn over food or a few cents? It's for her family. In the original drama, Qin Huairu basically ate cornbread for every meal. Even when the factory canteen had steamed buns, she would eat cornbread and bring them home.
The main character isn't a good person either! He doesn't have a single close friend in the entire department?
This is all sorts of elaborate schemes involving the Jia family, even bringing up an ex-girlfriend, just to prove Qin the widow's depravity. Bang Geng is truly pitiful, subjected to all sorts of manipulation. But Bang Geng is incredibly resilient; he managed to live to 18.
Could the author have traffickers kidnap Bang Geng to work in the coal mines in the mountains? And then deal with the traffickers afterwards? Occasionally, a few chapters could be written about Bang Geng's miserable life in the black coal mines. The Bang Geng in the courtyard is even more disgusting than the others.