Rebirth of Period Drama: Starting from the Siheyuan
by Cloud, Sky
About This Novel
He Yunpeng traveled through the world of Qingman Siheyuan and became an inspector of the subdistrict office, and also obtained the golden finger of the system. If a report is received and resolved smoothly, and various incidents are dealt with fairly, then rewards such as food stamps, meat stamps, and even various god-level abilities will not be a problem. So with the help of the system, he can still live a wonderful and satisfying life...
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Official(18)Scraped 20d ago
This plot is very similar to a Siheyuan I watched. It is also a street. First, I talk to Su Meng about a partner, but they are not allowed to talk. I also try to trick someone, selling bicycles or something. I also act bravely and send things and banners to the streets. By the way, Su Meng also gives bread to the protagonist. It is given to Su Meng by someone who likes Su Meng. I just can't remember which book it is.
Each TV series is written randomly and the timeline is confusing, making it difficult to watch.
There is also a problem with the profession of the protagonist. At that time, patrols were all part-time at night, and patrols took turns. During the day, the aunts and uncles at the entrance of the alley were scanners. There were also aunties in each courtyard to chat and take care of them. There was no need to pay you and let you patrol!
Don't write blindly if you don't know how to write.
What are you writing? It looks messy.
Didn't embarrass the time traveler
There are a lot of novels about courtyard houses that are submissive all the time. This one is much better than that one.
Changing the title of the book to nothing means nothing
It is recommended that the author research the information carefully or ask the elderly at home.
The front part is good, but the back part is nonsense. I feel like the main character in the front part is a good comrade, but the back part is a complete scumbag➕scum.
I can't read the first few chapters anymore. Forget about the patrol and inspection setting, why not have a grandma lead the team? Do you think the old man doesn't die quickly enough? Or do you think the protagonist can't get over the situation even with the system, so you need to bring an old man to cheer you up? Or are there no young people left in that era? Intellectual novels are really boring
From the first few chapters it seems
Just like a sign, it is both important and upright.
You can't arrest people if no one reports them?
The plot is a bit childish
If the affairs of Lou Xiaoe and his family in Siheyuan could be settled so easily, why would they have to run away to Hong Kong? You must know that her father is known as Lou Bancheng.
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Community(0)
Official(18)Scraped 20d ago
This plot is very similar to a Siheyuan I watched. It is also a street. First, I talk to Su Meng about a partner, but they are not allowed to talk. I also try to trick someone, selling bicycles or something. I also act bravely and send things and banners to the streets. By the way, Su Meng also gives bread to the protagonist. It is given to Su Meng by someone who likes Su Meng. I just can't remember which book it is.
Each TV series is written randomly and the timeline is confusing, making it difficult to watch.
There is also a problem with the profession of the protagonist. At that time, patrols were all part-time at night, and patrols took turns. During the day, the aunts and uncles at the entrance of the alley were scanners. There were also aunties in each courtyard to chat and take care of them. There was no need to pay you and let you patrol!
Don't write blindly if you don't know how to write.
What are you writing? It looks messy.
Didn't embarrass the time traveler
There are a lot of novels about courtyard houses that are submissive all the time. This one is much better than that one.
Changing the title of the book to nothing means nothing
It is recommended that the author research the information carefully or ask the elderly at home.
The front part is good, but the back part is nonsense. I feel like the main character in the front part is a good comrade, but the back part is a complete scumbag➕scum.
I can't read the first few chapters anymore. Forget about the patrol and inspection setting, why not have a grandma lead the team? Do you think the old man doesn't die quickly enough? Or do you think the protagonist can't get over the situation even with the system, so you need to bring an old man to cheer you up? Or are there no young people left in that era? Intellectual novels are really boring
From the first few chapters it seems
Just like a sign, it is both important and upright.
You can't arrest people if no one reports them?
The plot is a bit childish
If the affairs of Lou Xiaoe and his family in Siheyuan could be settled so easily, why would they have to run away to Hong Kong? You must know that her father is known as Lou Bancheng.
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