The Happy Life of Zhang Jiale in the Siheyuan
四合院，张家乐的快乐生活
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You work in a neighborhood office and you don't even dare to say a word to an old man. You work in the neighborhood office every day and don't even know how to react. It's disgusting.
Stop criticizing the author. He can write about people like Jia Zhangshi who use phrases like "critical hit" and "Bao Ji". What else can't he write? There's no limit to how vicious he can be.
In those days, promoting feudal superstition was a serious crime, yet you're just casually writing this... What a load of crap!
What is Goba written about? He just entered Jia's house in the courtyard and came to rob the house. The protagonist gave Xiaodang some candies and snacks. The courtyard asked you to introduce yourself and he stood up with Xiaodang in his arms to introduce himself. It was really cheap. Another silly pig No. 2 Who wanted to be a gangster went shopping and led Xiaodang to think she was the protagonist's daughter. Who can accept the poisonous group and watch it!
Author, is your family a tradition of forming cliques? In your story, the protagonist's father is a clique member, yet the protagonist himself helps others.
I wonder if the protagonist has watched the TV series. Is Xiao Dang someone the protagonist can get along with?
I was poisoned after reading just a few chapters.
The guy said he was broke and lent the third brother 11 yuan to buy a blanket, then went out for roast duck the next day and gave the third brother the duck carcass. What is the third brother supposed to think? 😥😥
The current trend of historical fiction has turned into courtyard house fiction, and those who write about courtyard houses seem to spend their entire lives disgusting readers, enjoying masochism. These authors are truly scumbags. I've only ever read one where the protagonist goes into a courtyard house, sends the people there to eat peanuts, puts them in jail, or ruins their families, and then moves out once they're rich. That's what a normal historical fiction should be—and satisfying.
No need to look anymore, it's an AI-generated article from the studio 😅
The courtyard house is truly wild. No matter how powerful a doctor, scientist, government official, or even a saint is on the outside, once they step through the threshold of the courtyard house, they must follow the rules of its operation.