
The Heavens Begin with an Electrician in a Siheyuan
诸天从四合院电工开始
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- 1.2M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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A courtyard house? The one that even the Immortal Execution Sword couldn't kill??
There's a sense of division. The north is engaged in a political movement, while the south is doing business. Are you sure it's the same country? The division is truly immense.
As a female reader of male-oriented fiction, I have only one request: if I marry this female lead, and she hasn't cheated or committed any serious wrongdoing, please make her the female lead. In that era, if someone were truly played like that and then dumped, the gossip would drive them to suicide.
There's not enough aggressiveness.
The neighbors... (The rest of the text appears to be a list of names and phrases related to a crime or crime, possibly related to a drug or drug. A direct translation wouldn't be meaningful without further context.)
The protagonist's thinking is very outdated; really outdated. He's constantly concerned about what others think—this is a common mindset among rural people; quite old-fashioned and boring. If someone truly wants to distance themselves from others and sever ties, I think it's quite easy. First, consider the protagonist's salary—how would others know so clearly? Use your brain. Simply refuse to communicate, stagger the timing, and establish a habit; you can reduce social interaction by 90%.
I have a question: The power levels in the world of Feng Yun are too different from those in worlds like Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, Condor Heroes, and Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, right? How do you maintain balance when writing them together? Do you forcibly increase their power levels? Wouldn't that be awkward?
We must resolve this quickly and decisively, killing Director Li to prevent him from recovering, or exiling him to a remote labor camp.
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I'm trying to improve my reading level. Does anyone have any recommendations for good modern or contemporary classics? I'll read them one by one; currently, I plan to read *Fortress Besieged*.
Dude, your timeline is too messy. You'd better watch a few TV series before you start writing.
Her husband died four years after she married into the family? She had three children in four years? And those children are all about the same age!