Divine Doctor Yan the Second, Turning the Siheyuan Upside Down

Lao Yan is the most normal person in it. He was written like this by you brainless writers. Can you go watch the original drama? I'm just writing this because I don't understand anything. I guess many people in the comment area have never watched the original drama, right? The beasts in the original drama are Qin Huairu's family and the old lady, the second uncle's family, Xu Damao's family (without Lou Xiao'e) and the deputy factory director. There really aren't many other bad guys, and Silly Zhu can barely be considered a half-bad guy.

The story about the third uncle in "Blind Hands" is based on careful calculation to make a living, and he distributes things fairly and equitably to his four children.

It's so good, it's fun to fight and fight. The analysis is also correct, Yan Kanxi is just acting in picking up rags, not to mention that he has no money, and his children don't contribute any money either. Don't look at the words, only look at the actions. We have already paid for the establishment of a nursing home. Where are the three old bastards? If you don't have money and you don't have a house, why didn't Yan Laoxi say that he would give the house to the stupid pig for retirement?

Although the old Yan family is scheming, they will not treat their son as a human being, and their relationship is not as bad as you wrote.

You can say that Yan Laoxi is a picker, but you can't write it like this: Teacher Yan, this dick picker is a picker, but fair, just and open. He not only picks others, but he also picks himself up. Your writing is a bit too exaggerated. You changed the protagonist into Liu Guangtian. I still believe it.

The miracle doctor suggested healing your own brain

If you write about the second uncle's family, that's definitely fine, but if you write about the third uncle's family, then it won't work.

Although Yan Bugui loves scheming, he is considered the most normal one in the whole compound. He is no different from ordinary people in modern times. He likes to take advantage of small things, has his own moral bottom line, and makes some small mistakes. But compared with others, he is simply beyond the mark. His sons and daughters are all He has a house, education, and a wife. With his salary, he can raise four children, not counting the two or three who will starve to death prematurely. At that time, the educated man who had flaunted his whole life put down his body to pick up scraps to help Shazhu support his family. To be honest, most people couldn't do it!

The protagonist is a white-eyed wolf. According to the plot, it would be good if Yan Fugui lets several children go to school and grow up. At least he was absolutely fair. The protagonist traveled to the past and became a white-eyed wolf without any thought of change. He also works part-time as a wolf cub.

Can you please be more reasonable? Is it the world's fault that the whole world is targeting you?