Siheyuan: a Domineering Life

Banknotes are numbered and cannot be copied. Other food stamps, cloth stamps, oil stamps, grain stamps, gold and silver can be copied in large quantities, which is better than a money printing machine.

In the original work, Zhu Zhu was born in 1937, and was about 28 years old in 1965. The protagonist should have been before that, after all, the chicken thief hadn't appeared yet, so in my opinion, the protagonist is a few years older than Xu Damao and younger than Jia Dongxu. You should be about the same age as Qin Huairu.

I think the protagonist should be tougher, and the sisters should accept his arrangements if they rely on him to help them with their work and life. The protagonist is too submissive to them, making it a bit uncomfortable to watch.

In fact, what everyone really likes when reading period articles is that they can step into that era and appreciate the details and background of that era. This book started out very well, but it fell apart from the beginning of finding a partner. It imposed an illogical background, was too pretentious, wrote about the old revolution too superficially, and took some things too much for granted. It's a pity to drive high and go low.

I watched half of the story: The summary is, the return of the God of War → Conquer the second and third uncles, and Silly Zhu → Enter the scene and find that my sister is stuck in the job of the first uncle, rely on gold fingers to build relationships with the leader → Defeat the first uncle, threaten Qin Huairu, Jia Zhang → The mysterious background of the blind date daughter-in-law → The God of War comes out. (PS: Everyone who has a good relationship with the protagonist is a dragon and a phoenix, and everyone who has a bad relationship is a villain)

This system is too powerful. There is no one like it. If we travel to ancient times, we can support the whole country, let alone millions of troops.

What impressed me the most was that there was only one female protagonist in this novel, unlike other novels that almost became a stud novel.

I've read more than a hundred chapters, tell me what you think. Overall, it's pretty good, but the sense of immersion isn't that strong, of course. This is understandable. After all, people are not from that era and cannot experience the hardships of life. Moreover, the system is too powerful and can be copied invincibly. What's the use of so many supplies? At that time, I didn't dare to take them out.

Let's talk about the heroine. The overall feeling is pretty good, not too literary, and this novel is also my favorite type, not a stud novel.

Are the legs of pig's feet made of iron? If you are so hard, you won't be afraid of getting hurt, and if your leg is injured and you have to change your job, you can practice so hard and you won't be afraid of ruining your leg.