
Siheyuan: Strike First
四合院:先下手为强
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- 826k Words
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- Infinite Flow
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- 9mo ago
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- Qidian
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It's this kind of holding up high and letting go of nausea gently.
I couldn't understand it when I saw hunting and fishing. At that time, Beijing and the whole country were completely bare. Even if it wasn't bare, you would treat it like a game, killing monsters? How large a territory is needed to support a small herd of wild boars? Do you have any common sense? Still can't move one head! The same goes for fish. There was nothing in the river back then, so where did the fish come from? The only thing that makes sense in this situation is that you have a space that is rich enough to raise many animals. This makes sense, but you cannot deal with the backlash against you. Don't treat others as fools. If you are limited to the steel rolling mill, the streets will be fine. As long as no one holds them accountable, they will eat and hold up and care where you come from. But it is all related to the above. How do you explain it? Learning to write becomes more and more outrageous!
The protagonist's skill is the disgusting Millennium Kill. That is to say, a little devil can invent such a perverted butt-popping skill. No one has thought of this move in the thousands of years of Chinese martial arts fighting skills. Since the introduction of Naruto to China, it has brought disaster to children. What can't be learned by imitating the little devil's shit!
What's the difference between this and Tomato's extreme pulling article?
Nowadays, all courtyards are full of lunatics. Do you know about that era? Full of loopholes
After reading it, I feel that the style is familiar... It turned out that the author is an acquaintance... Is this a quarrel with Siheyuan? Writing so many books…
Has the author not realized it after writing so many Siheyuan articles? I read hundreds of courtyard essays next door and figured out my grades. I couldn't focus on trivial matters in the courtyard all day long. The main line is engaged in career. Whenever the protagonist unlocks a small achievement, write a courtyard to adjust it. The way you write it, readers will feel that you are pulling back and forth.
Extreme pull
Banggenliu, who cannot be killed by the Zhuxian Sword, and Siheyuan Liu, whose law is ineffective at the sight of it.
So happy
It's fun to watch. We are all at odds with each other, so we have to fight openly and openly. I have read too many Siheyuan novels, and Qinhuai Road is just like that. Silly Zhu brought it on himself and is not worth helping. I'm just annoyed by Yi Zhonghai's moral kidnapping.
There are 50 chapters in total, all of which are about various conflicts with the Jia Yi family. The plot is not developed at all. What do you think, author? In your opinion, chronicle literature is about confronting the sky, the earth, and the air? ?