
Siheyuan: Moral Blackmail? That Doesn't Work on Me
四合院:道德绑架?我不吃这一套
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 213k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
98Chapters
1.8MReads
2.7kFlowers
8.0Score
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Reader comments 44
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I used to laugh when I read many Siheyuan novels. Yes, that's right, courtyard houses are very valuable now, and many time travelers are obsessed with destroying the whole courtyard to build houses. It's just a mess! In the 1960s, courtyard houses were not valuable; what was valuable was the Beijing household registration! Besides, it's easy to buy a house. When a large number of people left their homes and moved their properties abroad in the 1980s, you were afraid that you didn't have enough money to buy a house at the bottom. Did you bother to buy a house in the 1960s?
I'm afraid this protagonist is a fool. He used the merits of his parents and grandparents to go to the Siheyuan in exchange for Yi Zhonghai's donation. Are you exposing the older generation of revolutionary workers and your parents and grandparents? Their merits were exchanged for benefits for you? You still feel good about yourself and are proud of your victory over Yi Zhonghai, so you are not afraid that Yi Zhonghai will spread the news that you used the merits of your parents and grandparents in exchange for benefits and ruin your reputation. After all, you have really done these things, and your parents, grandparents and their merits do not allow you to accept the favor of ordinary people. Damn it, if this kind of thing spreads out to Yi Zhonghai, your reputation will be ruined. Yi Zhonghai, a master of moral kidnapping, is the best at this kind of trick. Why should I donate to you and share the donation equally? You are probably going to have water in your head. Just for a few dozen dollars, you will throw all the faces of your elders on the ground.
Author, you don't even know what the pliers tool body is used for, are you writing blindly? Those who use lathes are lathes, and they also use their left hand to turn workpieces with one hand. How to start it, how to feed it, like this, the leader will not appreciate you. If you don't use it, you will be pretty good.
The first one: Are Shazhu and Bangge the same generation?? Second: Use a screwdriver to disassemble and install bicycle wheels?? The third one: Isn't Sophora japonica the posthumous son of Lao Jia?? Fourth: Do you know what it was like to intentionally damage machinery and equipment in those days?
I've already read Chapter 19, and the male protagonist hasn't made any progress! It is estimated that the male protagonist's route later will be to have fun fighting with the beasts in the courtyard, or have some ambiguity with Widow Qin! The male protagonist is probably just hanging out in the factory, and after the reform is opened, he will fight with the beasts in the courtyard for career and money! The male protagonist's plug-in is a **! I don't even know what the system rewards. The most important thing is that I have read Chapter 19, and I only see the description of the notes that the system rewards the male protagonist. I don't even know where the male protagonist's cooking skills came from!
The best courtyard houses are those mansions bought and renovated by the rich. Is ordinary courtyard good? I have to go to the public restroom
In those days, when you called others "sir" without breaking your throat, you were giving others the excuse. Don't you know the term "comrade"? I don't know what novel to write?
Author! What you write is period writing, not modern writing. You are always stepping on the horse, stepping on the horse, and you are all brainless. It is quite speechless.
Are there no women in the courtyard? Want to make a broken shoe
In those days, factories recruited workers in urban and rural areas on a proportional basis, and there was no need for special recruitment at all! Looking at the previous chapters where the author writes that apprenticeship wages are 10 yuan per month, it's even more impossible! Beijing is classified into Category 6 by region, and the wages of mechanics are fixed at 18 in the first year of a three-year apprenticeship, with an annual increase of 2 yuan! I dare not read it later, for fear that the author may be infected with a serious illness!