
Siheyuan: From the Start, a Worthless Engineer
四合院:开局水货工程师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 852k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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358Chapters
7.5kRecommendations
31.7kFans
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The beginning was not interesting.
A college student, starting as a martyr, still so young, who cares who he sleeps with, why does he have to be Qin Huairu?
Speechless. I couldn't understand it from the beginning. In an era when people were barely able to get enough to eat, they had eight-pack abs? Haha.
Does it have to be about the women in the original work? Qin Huairu was promiscuous.
I don't understand. If you want a harem, go do a Hong Kong variety show. A harem in a period drama? By the way, how much does a bullet cost?
... Having illicit relationships is not something that can be resolved simply by the woman not reporting it to the police.
I won't go into the other flaws, but this author's writing style is truly outrageous. Every now and then, in the main text, the protagonist is experiencing an event one second, and the next second they switch to God's perspective and start rambling on with instructions like: "I won't go into the details of xxx," or "Here's a little-known fact." 🤮
They did filter me out at the beginning. 🙏 The phrase "b" (niúbā) needs no explanation at the beginning. 👍
I haven't read the book, but I'm puzzled by how the introduction connects a Level 9 Engineer with a junior clerk.
It's good, at least it's watchable and requires some brainpower. I get a headache just looking at other fanfiction where Yi Zhonghai intercepts He Daqing's remittance.
I've read over seventy chapters, and this book is utterly unremarkable. There's nothing exciting about it, the eroticism is unclear, and it's so boring it makes me want to fall asleep. It's neither enjoyable to read nor worth abandoning.
Shennong
The book is full of explanations and rambling, but the protagonist's actions are quite interesting and the interactions are lively. Although I can accept having extramarital affairs, the development of cheat codes is quite attractive. The process of paying back debts is interesting, and the system's tendency to guide people towards good is also good. I tried to write a good book, but the whole thing was ruined by a bunch of rambling and nonsensical explanations.