Infinite Life, Starting in the Siheyuan
从四合院开始的无限人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 534k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 4y ago
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258Chapters
2.5kRecommendations
12.8kFans
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I didn't even want to read it after seeing the chapter titles. And she calls the widow attractive? She's a mother of three, with a barrel waist and a pig-kidney face—what's attractive about her?
The Buddha Wutian has moved to a courtyard house.
You actually wrote about courtyard houses, that's quite something!
The protagonist is a psychopath; his way of thinking is incomprehensible. He has no emotions or desires, and it's hard to understand how such an amazing saint could even be alive.
And you even portrayed Qin Huairu so well, even Sha Zhu said, "Use people when you need them, discard them when you don't." You portrayed Qin Huairu as loyal and righteous, but you should know that parents are a child's first teachers. Those three ungrateful wretches in the Jia family all learned from Qin Huairu, especially the two daughters.
You sold this account, right? It's so different from the last one????
This is a book that will challenge your worldview. It's even more disgusting than the original drama of "The Courtyard House"...
I honestly feel that this book wasn't written by the same person as the previous one.
What I can't understand is why the author keeps throwing in these plot twists? It was like that in *The Courtyard House*, and it's still like that in *Ode to Joy*. First they're talking about pursuing Fan Shengmei, then suddenly they've hooked up with Andy and want to pursue a martial arts tournament? What kind of world holds a martial arts tournament? Is this an anime? Why not tell a good story instead of messing things up like this?!
The previous book was alright, it even gained some fame. Could it be that the author sold their account? So this book was bought by someone else to fleece readers? Or what? Otherwise, it really doesn't make sense. The writing style should have improved with each book, so how could it have declined? The writing in the first book, while not exceptional, was at least decent enough not to kill, right? How did the second book fall so far behind?