Siheyuan: Xu Damao Wakes up in the World

Going back and forth, you look at the chapters. If nothing else, Lao Yi has been ruined so many times. It's enough to play with childish tactics like smashing glass and pouring cold water twice. It's boring if it goes on endlessly. It was okay at first, but then it felt like a kid playing house, full of nonsense and no fun.

You already have golden fingers. If your three views are so strange, it's a little bit out of place. If you think otherwise, you just think others are disgusting. Since you think they are disgusting, just don't get involved with them. Then there are no good people in the world. Basically everyone should like to make friends with good people. You have to do something even more disgusting. How strange are these three views? I give you a golden finger for nothing. And I didn't feel that dark after watching the TV series. It's just that some people have a dirty heart and think the worst about all people and things. The trivial things that were originally written have to be darkened. It's also quite disgusting. Such three views will never come to the fore.

I personally like chronicles, and this book has always been around the Siheyuan (at least it was pretty much the same before and after it was put on the shelves) The plot of this book is very smooth, and there are no big complaints. The protagonist also has a brain! It's okay to write a plot about the main character of Siheyuan. It's similar to a low-scoring (siheyuan) book. It's very smooth! And there's nothing wrong with thinking from the protagonist's perspective! There's just something wrong with it (I can't say whether it's a major problem or a minor one) 1: The author makes those who are officials have the same low IQ as the low-scoring (siheyuan) books. It is not considered low IQ, it is the halo effect of the protagonist! Everything is a thought. There is no problem with what the protagonist says, and if there is any problem, it is just a minor problem! (This is the case) 2: The author forcibly extends the lives of those who are against the protagonist. This situation is similar to those of low-scoring (siheyuan) novels. (Siheyuan has a grudge against the protagonist! I don't know if he survived the 100 chapters! I bought a few chapters but haven't read them yet) That's probably it. This book was really good at the beginning, but I don't know why the style changed around the 30 chapters that were about to be released.

From the beginning to the end, how many times has Yi Zhonghai been ruined and still so full of energy? Yi Zhonghai can play dirty tricks, but the protagonist has to fight with wits and courage? These supporting characters are so damn brave! Even a dog would be scared after suffering so many losses. The protagonist is also a loser. Yi Zhonghai just squats in the middle of the night to go to the toilet. After knocking him unconscious, he uses a space to cut off his limbs, joint bones, eyeballs, tongues, and eardrums, and then puts them into the space. All the troubles are solved at once. You have to fight with him like a bully. The reason why I give it one star is because I keep repeating the fighting. You can say that you wrote the fighting spirit of that era, but! But the readers are all modern young people, who likes to watch high-intensity battles all the time! ? My suggestion is to watch the ending directly after reading the free chapter. The middle part is full of the stubbornness of Yi Zhonghai and the incompetence of the protagonist! ! ! !

It's quite scary. The protagonist has been dealing with the forces in the hospital headed by a big man. He has actively and passively attacked their gang N times. The methods include insults, verbal abuse, revelations, rumors, and retaliation. The repetition is endless, and major incidents are reduced to minor ones, and minor incidents are reduced to nothing. As the core, the main character is a toss-up, but it's not painful. Who doesn't believe it? Look at the catalog. It's really scary. It's all about trivial things, deliberately creating conflicts. The protagonist has a dazzling aura, but he is full of bad ideas, a villain's style, and the author is ranked first in the hospital.

The plot has to go down. Don't always act like a child playing house, smashing glass today and splashing water into ice tomorrow. There is no content. You are letting yourself go, which seems to be quite fun. Even if you have a few words and a few hundred chapters, there is no problem. However, it's boring to watch it all the time. The timeline needs to move forward and the plot needs to move forward. The strong wind is blowing, Lou Zi is running with the ball, the Lou family is hugging each other, the animals are tidying up one by one, Silly Mao and Silly Water are getting together, Silly Zhu Qin Bailian is sucking blood...

The writing is quite disgusting, deliberately creating too many contradictions

A beautiful courtyard novel.

At the beginning, the golden finger gives the soldiers serum, but there is no golden finger later. If you spend money to hire a Chinese medicine doctor to regulate your body, I would prefer a purely unsystematic story. After all, the protagonist Xu Damao is positioned as someone who plays with his brains and does not need to be brave enough to carry the cauldron. His physical fitness is average. The author's writing style is very good, the routines are one after another, and the plot is rich and interesting. Personally, I feel that although the violence is much lighter than that of those who are beaten to death or missing arms or legs, it should be lighter.

It looked okay at first, but later I felt that the writing was too childish, and all the supporting characters were forcibly intellectualized. It underestimated human nature, and the police may not always be completely on your side.