Rebirth in a Leisurely Life in a Courtyard

To be honest with this book, I thought about it and the subsequent plots were all about dead ends! Another point of complaint is: it is written that the protagonist does not want to take the path of medicine, and the protagonist is also written as a miracle doctor! Why write that the protagonist is a person who pursues medical skills and spends a lot of money to study it? ? Isn't this a contradiction? The protagonist's medical skills are all the martial arts given to him by Golden Finger, and they are useful for those types of injuries caused by bruises on the human body! Not to mention there are so many categories of medical skills! I listened to some of the plot, and I was always thinking about the plot in the later stages. I thought that the follow-up to every point would be a dead end. Personal suggestion: Doesn't that cheat of yours get rewards if you change the plot? Moreover, your deeds have touched not only Qingman Siheyuan but the entire world! It is recommended to write a reward: you can see through space onto the human body, so that the protagonist can do any medical experiments in space. Another reward in the future is to research the innate skills in that area. If you change it to research drugs and make money, no one will mess with you even if you research drugs and make money before it is changed! It is recommended that Goldfinger only get these two, there is no point in getting more. (I just saw 46, not the latest chapter)

Recently, I have been short of books, so I re-listened to your book. According to what you wrote about the later plot and the previous plot, you have a problem with space and time. Sometimes when you write a protagonist, you don't dare to stay in space all the time! 1: It's because there is a gap (10 times) between reality and space time. I personally don't think this is a big problem, but I still recommend getting one that can control and adjust the time speed yourself. 2: The protagonist is also afraid that the time speed of space will affect his lifespan. There is a problem with this. Because I have read more than 300 chapters, based on the enemy agent you catch first. It was seven or eight years ago when the protagonist went to Hong Kong, right? (I didn't pay attention), even if it is 3 to 5 years, depending on the gap in your space and time, you will be 30 years old. Including the age of the first enemy agent, if it affects lifespan, it would be 50/60!

The person you are talking to, Lou Xiaoe, will either go to Hong Kong together in a few years, or you will be separated for ten years. The Lou family must run away. Keeping Lou Xiaoe is also because they want to keep a child by their side. Lou Xiaoe was born by a concubine, and other children have been in Hong Kong and dare not let them come back. She is an abandoned child under forced circumstances.

Siheyuan Wen seems like 💊, I can't quit even if I want to, no, I've fallen in love with it again. It is difficult to write period articles, mainly because the author is not old enough and has a vague understanding of the social environment and people's thoughts of decades ago. It is difficult to grasp the subtleties. He often applies the thoughts of today's people to the people of that time, and the characters and plots he writes are particularly awkward, similar to the Stitch Monster. I hope this book can get rid of stereotypes and write new ideas. Seeing a time traveler directly join Yi Zhonghai is a new idea.

Every time I see that the heroine is Lou's, my head is buzzing. How hard it is to think about! The ingredients are poor and it doesn't look good. Are there no women left?

Keeping a spy in your own space is simply stupid.

Question: If I buy the latest chapters every day, does it count as a follow-up reading? There's no need to read to the last page of the latest chapter, right? Or do you have to turn to the last page of the latest chapter every day? . Because I don't like to listen to two or three chapters at once. After I finish listening to this book, I will listen to other novels. Sometimes they have the same theme but different names. I tend to listen to the plot.

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I just don't understand the author. Since you are going to Hong Kong later, why do you still write about courtyard houses? I just came here for the Mainland Era. Now that you have gone outside, I still want to watch the Hammer Era! Why don't you just write about Hong Kong?

Not bad, you can keep watching. Come on, author