Siheyuan: Strike First to Gain the Upper Hand

I really don't understand why he raised the big stick so high if he wasn't going to kill him all at once. It's enough to just drag him to target shooting, and let's just go through it? Waiting for someone to look for an opportunity to kill you? Isn't this anti-human? If you can understand the need to write a novel, then don't make it so serious at the beginning, and keep it consistent. Who can stand the three-cup self-punishment?

Crazy pull could have killed the stupid old deaf old lady of Yi Zhonghai's Jia family in less than ten chapters or even less. Anyway, it was just crazy pull and kept tossing back and forth with these stupid Siheyuan guys. Just how many times has the protagonist died due to the label given to Yi Zhonghai and the deaf old lady?

It's really a mentally retarded novel. As a worker, don't go to purchase.

If your child can't poop, why don't you give him oil? At that time, there was no oil or water between father and son. How dare you give him oil? Have you never seen Liu Shaoqi's movies? Liu Shaoqi's brother-in-law bought half a pig's head with the money he gave him, but it became so oily that he died. Are you afraid of killing your children if you give them oil?

God's mother's will of fire will say

Strong words, so intense, a bit poisonous

Okay, keep up the good work! You can read on.

It's so funny, I looked like a fool, holding my phone in my hands and laughing...

When you see the restrictions and exemptions, click on it and take a look. It's better to strike first. Should you accept the Jia and Zhang family first?

The author has read several Siheyuan books before. The characteristics are fast, quick to attack, quick to retaliate, quick to deal with, decisive in arranging offline, and clean in rhythm and ending. Compared with the previous works, this book, although the hooks are getting smaller and smaller, the pace is getting slower and slower, and the pull is getting more and more. It has fallen into a cliche and completely lost the highlight of the author's works. Like most courtyard houses, it repeatedly builds and breaks the armor of the elderly care group, repeatedly joins in meaningless fights, neither hurts the muscles nor moves the bones, purely cultivates violence, and forces the plot rhythm of the same number of words. It seriously falls short of the author's consistent standards in the Sihuanyuan series of works. I hope to speed up the pace and return to the level of previous works, instead of following the clichés. After all, the author's previous Siheyuan works were really satisfying and not too violent. I have always had hope for the author's Siheyuan works.