The Many Worlds of the Siheyuan
四合院的诸天轨迹
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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Is this the kind of garbage a third-rate author can produce? Even if Pangu himself came, he couldn't touch the few people in this courtyard? Are you going to use the Immortal Execution Sword Formation as a reference next?
I took a look, and the protagonist is a loser. Does the protagonist lack money? The cheat ability is wasted on the protagonist.
I have a phrase I'm not sure if I should say.
The writing is idiotic. Embezzling survivor's benefits—the martyr's allowance was supposedly handed over to a leader and the police for joint enforcement—and the leader just ignored it? Such a serious matter didn't happen in those days like it does now; insulting a martyr's family member can land you in jail.
I've seen some say it's by a female author, so it's not surprising! This book is comparable to the story of the brilliant strategist who stormed the capital with an army of 700,000 just for an apology, the illegitimate king with 300,000 heavily armored cavalry who was helplessly stripped of his banner, and the prince with a million-strong army who was exiled to his fiefdom!
I'm so happy! The spiritual energy in the courtyard has been revived. Jia Zhangshi chanted a spell, and Old Jia's huge, eerie shadow appeared behind her. The shadow swayed and grabbed the protagonist by the neck. The protagonist dies, and the book ends.
The writing is alright. It uses the style of a traditional courtyard house and "Under One Person". The protagonist is the child of a martyr, and he is also an "Outsider". He is still disgusted by Yi Zhonghai several times (including collecting the pension on his behalf and embezzling the death allowance). The key is that he is fine and nothing happens to him. He just loses his old man's position.
I have a feeling. Even if Pangu came, he'd still have to chop wood in a courtyard house.
This book completely overturned my understanding of courtyard novels on Qidian. Author, are you treating your readers like idiots? The book is full of illogical interpersonal relationships. A deaf old lady can suppress everything with just a word. Laws and government are useless. Yi Zhonghai is even more daring and audacious.
God the hell, spiritual energy is reviving! Superstition is being eradicated here, and spiritual energy is reviving there. Believe it or not, those major sects could overthrow the new nation. They can't beat guns and cannons, but when the threat of guns and cannons diminishes, they'll be in charge.