Siheyuan: Demand Money First, Then Take Down Yi Zhonghai

I've had this idea for a long time. Break Yi Zhonghai's hand to see how arrogant he is.

Awesome, finally there is an author who writes like this. In that era without surveillance, it should be simple, crude and effective. Unlike other authors who are like fools and always complicate things. Just blame the author for it. As long as you don't ghostwrite the eunuch, I will definitely follow it.

Let me tell you something, I know some readers will scold me when they see that I started charging for it after only thirty chapters. But I still want to explain that it is put on the shelves because the number of words is enough, not because it looks ugly. Compared with others who have about 2,000 words per chapter, I have almost doubled it to ** words. If you want to charge for fifty or sixty chapters, it makes no sense, as the number of words is the same. Thank you all adoptive fathers!

Regarding Liu Haizhong, it was mentioned at 18:21 of Episode 6 and 13:55 of Episode 20 in the TV series that he is a seventh-level fitter. Some netizens said that benchwork is a big project, including turning, clamping, forging, grinding, milling, planing, boring, etc., So the forging in Liu Haizhong also belongs to benchwork. This statement is unscientific. Benchwork operations mainly include carving, filing, sawing, scribing, and drilling. Cutting, reaming, tapping and threading are also known as thread processing, scraping, grinding, correction, bending and riveting, etc. They are mainly manual operations and are obviously different from turning, forging, planing and milling. Therefore, it is unreasonable to explain that forging is a minor type of work of fitters. To sum up, the statement that bangs are forged is obviously inconsistent with the TV series. So where does this statement come from? Personally, I think there are two possibilities. The first one comes from the wrong entry in 360 Encyclopedia. In the 360 ​​encyclopedia of Qingman Siheyuan, the description of Liu Haizhong is: Liu Guangfu's father, Shazhu's second uncle. He is an ordinary workshop fitter, but he has always dreamed of becoming an official. He is a seventh-level blacksmith in a steel rolling mill. He likes to participate in all matters in the yard. He has two sons who are married. It is obvious from the entry that "an ordinary workshop fitter" and "a seventh-level forger of rolling stones" are contradictory. The second source may be that the earliest online article author either quoted the 360 ​​entry or made a setting error, writing Liu Haizhong as "forged work", and subsequent authors continued to use this setting. Regarding whether Liu Haizhong taught his disciples better than Yi Zhonghai, I personally think it is possible, but there is insufficient evidence. In fact, in the play, their apprentices were not mentioned at the beginning, including Jia Dongxu and Qin Huairu, and they were not explicitly stated to be Yi Zhonghai's apprentices. At least Qin Huairu and Yi Zhonghai were not in the same workshop. Many netizens think that Liu Haizhong is better than Yi Zhonghai. There are two reasons for this. One is that he has sponsored college students, and the other is that he has an apprentice named Lan who became the factory director. I personally think the reasons are not sufficient. Liu Haizhong obviously exaggerated his role when it came to his reputation. For example, when he recommended himself to Li Huaide, he said that there were more than 20 households in the courtyard with more than 100 people, but there were obviously not so many people in the courtyard. He also said that Yi Zhonghai and He Yuzhu were also under his leadership, but in fact, no one listened to him. So it is very possible that Liu Haizhong gave college students a cornbread, and he would also say that he had sponsored it. Don't forget, college students at that time had wages and quotas. As for an apprentice becoming a factory director, to be honest, how many people have seen the most skilled person become an official? Among my college classmates, those who studied well are now engaged in technology, but those who didn't study well back then are either bosses or waiters. So whether Director Lan is considered to have learned technology well or not? It is very likely that he has not learned much technology and has first-class research methods. Therefore, even if the apprentice surnamed Lan becomes the factory director, he cannot say that Liu Haizhong's apprentice taught well. Besides, the person surnamed Lan is Liu Haizhong's apprentice. It's just Liu Haizhong himself saying that he is not very reliable. Just like a new employee who takes two technical classes, he can be said to be an apprentice, but not a relative.

Another move? It's been about ten days since the last update. Last time, it was more than a week, and then there was a new chapter. Now it's almost more than a week, and suddenly there's a new chapter. What do you think? If you don't want to write, then just stop updating it. You wouldn't do that. After it's released, you'll have to read a new chapter for more than a week, and then you'll be hanging on to death.

What do you mean, two chapters are updated after five or six days? Should the book continue?!

I really don't know what the deaf old lady has to do to feel sorry for Silly Zhu. He gives his lunch box to the Jia family every day, and he can't stay home all day long. It's the Yi family who takes care of the old lady. What does it have to do with Silly Zhu? Silly Zhu would at most carry the old lady to the hospital when she was sick and visit her when he had time. What kind of kindness did he have to the old lady? And what did the old lady do to him? When he committed a crime, the old lady helped him. Yi Zhonghai did nothing but came back to inform the old lady. In the plot of 1965, it was clearly stated that the old lady was in her eighties. In those five years, she was obviously in her seventies. She was in her seventies at that time, not now. Can you think of this difference? How can I find a wife for Silly Zhu when Renjun is not very active? Do you want to find Silly Pillar? Is it possible to find it? Don't others destroy it? The old lady had already done her best to find Lou Zi for Silly Zhu. After her death, if the house was not given to the Yi family who took care of her, it would be given to Silly Zhu. What else do you want from the old lady? How could Silly Zhu have the nerve to complain about the old lady? It can be said that the only person in the entire courtyard who loves silly pillars is the old lady.

Another corpse has been blown up. Can the author write a book seriously? You're the one who gets paid for listing, so you have to have some sense of responsibility, right?

This book is a pleasure to read. Cheers to you!

The frequency of these dead people being offline is a bit fast, and two of them were sent away one after another just after they were released. Is the author rushing to finish the finale?