Siheyuan: Cooking Hong Kong Beauties in One Pot
四合院：港姐一锅煮
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 365k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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152Chapters
1.8kRecommendations
18.5kFans
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There are way too many female leads! Author, can you even finish writing them all?
Holy crap! When I opened the character list today, I saw the author. I have to say, you shocked me. There are a total of 22 female leads. 1. Vivian Chow, 2. Michelle Reis, 3. Chingmy Yau, 4. Kwan Ka-wai, 5. Hsiao Chiang, 6. Kristy Yang, 7. Alyssa Chia, 8. Sharla Cheung. And the female lead in the TV series, I can guess that too. 9. Ma Xiaoling (My Date with a Vampire, Joey Meng)
Vivian Chow
My white moonlight.
This book is bound to be a hit.
This is one of the best courtyard novels I've ever read. It's very well written, and the author has very positive values. In particular, while others portray Jia Zhangshi as a crazy woman, the author describes her as follows: madness is her weapon to protect herself, and shrewdness and cunning are her true nature. The author is absolutely right. Throughout the entire play, Jia Zhangshi didn't really suffer much, yet she laughed all the way to the end; she was a cunning old fox.
Why bother being reborn into a courtyard house? Why not just be reborn in Hong Kong?
He doesn't cause trouble, he doesn't seduce widows, he doesn't even look down on the women in the courtyard, so he goes to Hong Kong to mess around with that group of women. What's the point of you pretending to be a courtyard house owner?
After reading seven or eight chapters, I've seen the protagonist constantly exclaiming in surprise, "Wow, so much money! Wow, so amazing! Wow, wow!" Followed by various fantasies and constant laughter. Seriously, author, if you saw a protagonist like this in another book, would you like him?
Here are my personal thoughts after reading the book. The setting is a fictional courtyard house, but it doesn't involve the people inside. Instead, it brings together famous Hong Kong women, though based on the latest chapters, it seems to be a case of using people with the same name, surname, and appearance. The idea is good, but the slow pacing is a drawback.
Catching 3,000 catties of fish in one day after listing 😐😐😐😐 That's insane!
A college student taking a leave of absence to do purchasing work? Does he think this is modern times? He's seriously sick.
The book is already on the shelves, but the title has nothing to do with the content. At this rate, it won't even be 1,000 chapters long enough to include anything related to the title.