Siheyuan: I Adopted the Lucky Sisters, and the Whole Courtyard Broke Down

I'm really speechless. Even if I can't make it public, at least I have to have an identity. Is it useful to remain silent while being bullied like this?

In fact, how many words do you have? If you start before May 1, 1950, you can open a harem reasonably, and then take advantage of the time difference. To develop business in Hong Kong, you need to fly Lei Shen Mobile.

When I saw the protagonist being cut off at the beginning, I didn't want to watch it anymore. The girl can not want the protagonist herself, but she cannot let others take it away.

In the book "Siheyuan", the characters in it include the main character and the others are the sons and daughters of big bosses on the avenue. Come to think of it, even the people on the avenue can't be killed, so don't think about the rest. How can you write about it?

What is the position of the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau police station?

If it's not a room and you want to write a good book, the four courtyards must be correct! Time, place, characters, time! Time, such as 51 years since Qin Huairu's marriage, the food stamp system at the end of 1953, etc., Location, which means work, address, etc. Must be correct, characters, of course, the names and personalities of the protagonists and supporting actors, etc., Must be correct, events, including the major events of Guo Jia, etc., And Jia Dongxu's death, etc.!

Awesome, an ordinary dagger and a few gauntlets cost thirty or forty yuan, more than thirty kilograms of cotton and some cloth, a dozen kilograms of grain and two or three pieces of clothing cost more than four hundred yuan! Ox!

Use some common sense, it was an antique in those days.

Basically, I won't curse people behind their backs by spitting out sweet things.

Didn't the author understand the prices of things in that era? You used up five hundred yuan to buy hundreds of kilograms of grain, dozens of kilograms of cotton, a few boards, and a few pieces of clothing? The author is comparing modern prices to the 1950s and 1960s, right?