Siheyuan: Strike First
四合院：先下手为强
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- Completed
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- 826k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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331Chapters
4.7kRecommendations
26.8kFans
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It's that disgusting thing again—raising it high and then gently putting it down.
Seeing hunting and fishing is incomprehensible to me. Back then, Beijing, and the whole country, was barren. Even if it wasn't completely barren, do you think this is a game, like grinding for monsters? How large a territory would it take to support a small herd of wild boars? Do you have any common sense? And you're talking about one boar at a time! The same goes for fish.
The protagonist has a disgusting "Thousand Years of Death" skill. Only the Japanese could invent such a perverted butt-poking skill. No one in China's thousands of years of martial arts and fighting skills has ever thought of this move. Ever since Naruto came to China, it has ruined the children's lives. Why learn to play with shit like the Japanese?!
How is this different from Tomato's extreme stretching story?
The courtyard houses nowadays are full of lunatics. Do they even understand that era? They're riddled with flaws.
I finished reading it, and the style felt familiar… then I checked the author, and sure enough, it was someone I knew… Is this person obsessed with courtyard houses? Writing so many books…
Has the author, after writing so many stories about courtyard houses, still not grasped the essence? I've read hundreds of books about courtyard houses next door. I want to achieve something; I can't just spend all my time worrying about trivial matters in the courtyard.
Extreme stretching
The "Immortal-Slaying Sword Can't Kill the Stick-Stick Style" and the "Courtyard Style: Laws Are Ineffective Upon Seeing Them"
It was great!
That was satisfying to watch. Since they've already torn off all pretense of civility, they're going to fight openly and brazenly. Having read too many novels about courtyard houses, Qinhuai Road is just so-so. Sha Zhu brought it on himself; he's not worth helping. I'm just really annoyed by Yi Zhonghai's moral blackmail.
The entire 50 chapters are filled with various conflicts with the Jia and Yi families, with no plot development whatsoever. What were you thinking, author? Do you think historical fiction is all about arguing with everyone and everything?