Beyond the Siheyuan, I'm the Dean of a CNC College
四合院外，我在数控学院当院长
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- Completed
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- 5.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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🌱 Old Bookworms' Ranting Club 🌱 Urban Stories, Family Cultivation!
A veteran bookworm with over twenty years of reading! In 2003, wuxia was king. I discovered Liang, Jin, and Gu, and Jin Yong became my favorite! In 2005, web novels took off. I started with the ordinary man's The Sword Immortal, then read the pioneering Journey to the Ethereal Realm. From cultivation to fantasy, online games, urban fiction, and history, I still love cultivation most! This list is mostly a way to vent the negative feelings I get from reading, and to record my reading history! Boo
The Middle-Aged and Older Reader's Special
If you’re under 35, have spent less than 10 years in the workforce, or graduated from college less than 10 years ago, don’t come in! This isn’t for you!!!
Keeping Track of the Books I've Read
Looking for books I've read in the past and ones I'm reading now
A Veteran Reader's Famine-Proof Picks: No Idiot Plots, No Saintly Leads (Follow and Save!)
A supply of reading material for anyone suffering from a reading drought. Fellow readers are also welcome to recommend books to me, preferably new, original, and imaginative ones. Everyone is welcome! Like a book? Give it a like. Think it’s no good? Give it a dislike. If a book gets too many dislikes, I’ll remove it. Every book I recommend is one I’ve read. I’m genuinely suffering from a reading drought, and I read quite quickly. If I get into a book, I can read over a million characters in a da
Siheyuan Stories
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Readers in a Slump, Come On In: Books for Seasoned Readers
An old web-novel addict who began reading online fiction in 2003. My tastes are demanding, and there are not many novels I enjoy. Below are the books I am following, shared with everyone. If you are suffering from a reading drought, why not take a look! Reading web novels is a way to relax and cultivate one's mood in one's spare time. I hope all fellow readers cherish and enjoy their time, and that my recommendations let you experience another life from the perspective of the protagonists while
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To be honest, your opening is already better than 99% of other courtyard novels. As long as you don't lose your mind and write nonsense later, it shouldn't be bad. Remember, don't fawn over anyone, and don't be a stud. We are reading period novels to understand life in that era.
The majority of people actually wanted to use the courtyard house as a backdrop to understand the turbulent society of that time, not to see the trivial matters between a few families.
This book has received far too little exposure; it's unreasonable. It's so well-written, yet there are so few reviews. Is the editor incompetent?
This story about a courtyard house is considered to have sound values, but unfortunately it has too much personal bias, and the author loves to repeat themselves in a didactic way.
I read over 1000 chapters in one go, but now I don't have the motivation to continue. It's not that it's padded, but the plot progresses slowly, and a lot of inner monologues are repeated over and over again, especially during that special period when nothing can be written, so it's all vague and hard to read!
Is the main character in this book Sha Zhu or Jia Dongxu? The main character barely has any screen time.
Hello author, I copied your book on another platform, and the reader feedback has been very good. It's very popular, and there have been quite a few tips. I'm planning to buy a new car, so I hope you can update more chapters so as not to affect my income and not to make my readers anxious. Thank you.
The plot is really good, but it's too drawn out; all the analysis and back-and-forth is visually tiring.
Why was he reborn as a silly character? His appearance probably already filtered out half the candidates, right? It would have been better if he had transmigrated himself; at most, his looks would be slightly inferior to those of the readers of "Yanzu" and "Zhouxian."
Sometimes I think it's quite strange. Out of so many people, why did Yi Zhonghai specifically choose the Jia family, letting them leech off him and even enjoying it? It shows both intelligence and foolishness, but he gained absolutely nothing.