Siheyuan: Master of Gu, Marrying the Lovely Chen Xueru

He Daqing doesn't even want to kiss you, and he doesn't want his sons or daughters anymore, so what's the matter with you just running to take care of them?

The Red Guards are a product of ten years and did not exist in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. When writing a period piece like this, you either have to write it historically, or you can avoid it altogether and just focus on emotions.

I just saw Hao Lei's Level 3 today, it's really good

Mud, you're cheating money, right? You're so good at it, you write the skill list back and forth.

Personally, I think period dramas, such as Siheyuan, are most suitable for original protagonists. One of the main reasons is that the male protagonists or male characters are of average appearance, and there is really no sense of substitution. I can't even stand Silly Pillar. You are still Lao Cai. It's like you have traveled through the soul ferry, and then you are the Fifth Young Master, you have traveled through the King of Kings, you are the Deaf Five, you have traveled through Ode to Joy, and you are Fan Shengmei's brother**

I know it's just to keep up with the word count, but could I not write one chapter twice? It's almost enough to do it once in a dozen chapters. We also paid money to watch the genuine version, not for free.

Author, you are really good at cheating. You can steal a skill once and write all the skills again.

There is something wrong with your brain if you go to become a disciple even if you have a system.

To be honest, in all the novels, Wen Zhenxin, who travels back in time and becomes Ni Dahong as the main character, is **! No matter in Haokanwen

The Red Guards traveled back 50 years from the Cultural Revolution.