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Almost every chapter of other Siheyuan novels is full of intrigues and misfortunes. This book is wonderful and enjoyable to read. There are not too many bad things. It is a masterpiece of Siheyuan novels.

First time commenting, well written. He has his own ideas and the character of the protagonist is maintained well. The villains let other people do the work, so they pushed the others behind their backs. In addition, the background pattern of the world is also slowly opening up, progressing rapidly in small steps. There are some small connections: the author can check the information and correct the contemporary monetary value, wage amount, and worker level. There are still some supplies that the protagonist has to buy before, such as three turns and one ring, the layout of the home, and a little private space for the protagonist (treasure or some primitive accumulation). The first need of the hierarchical needs theory: material needs, 2 spiritual needs, and 3 self-realization. What kind of person is the future protagonist, his job, industry, company, etc. In addition, the author has written relatively little about the function and image of the golden finger (not that he hopes that the author will go too far with the golden finger). The other thing is that the golden finger can be made concrete.

Correct value orientation. Love the motherland and have a positive outlook on life. There are no dark winds and intrigues in the courtyard. Full of positive energy. It is the best book in the Tomato World and Siheyuan series.

It's pretty good. It doesn't have that much hostility, it looks thoughtful, and it doesn't have that many unreasonable space systems.

It's a very good book. Life is simple, bland, and not so violent. It's much better than novels about brainless Cao thieves [laughs] It's too much better to open a harem and be a Cao thieves without considering that in the 1960s, people's minds were solidified, and if they were caught, they would just be paraded in the streets.

To be honest, after reading so many Siheyuan, this one is the most comfortable. The grievances in Siheyuan are also well controlled, and it fits the rich atmosphere of the times. I don't know how to describe it as compound logic. It looks so comfortable, give the author a big thumbs up, come on! ! ! !

This Siheyuan is very comfortable to read and is realistic. Thumbs up! !

This is the most authentic article on the Three Views of the Siheyuan. The male protagonist doesn't have that much violence, and he doesn't have a harem in period novels. He focuses on his career and national construction. The three views are very upright and comfortable to look at. The author of this treasure.

Let me talk about my personal views on the three uncles. The first uncle loved his name, but he did take care of the deaf old lady and Silly Zhu. Later, he did not handle the issue of Silly Zhu and his son satisfactorily. This may be due to the consideration of Silly Zhu's support for him in old age. It can also be explained. It is a mixed blessing. The third uncle loves profit and wants to get some small advantages. Although the children he educates are selfish, they still want to pick up rags and pay for money later, which is still worthy of recognition. The second uncle loves power, and for the sake of power, he and Xu Damao persecuted Lou Xiaoe's family. Lou's father took risks to transport supplies during the war years. He is a conscientious capitalist. This cannot be washed away. In addition, he beat and scolded his children and was greedy for money. Although he later reflected on his mistakes, it is still unforgivable.

It's pretty good, not as many negative emotions as the others. The plot is quite full. There are no special bugs when it comes to daily hangups, and the reasons for the changes in character settings are pretty good. Explain

It's really well written. I haven't seen a book that I can read in a long time. It's not exaggerated or outrageous. It's a step-by-step rise from a small person. Goldfinger is not outrageous either. It's realistic. It's a very good book. The author is very attentive.

In that special era, the mainstream values ​​of society were forging ahead like a dragon and striving for the rise of a great country, which is also reflected in the book. I feel like I will never be disappointed again even if I travel to a courtyard house.

A super exciting book, with a reasonable plot, a compact plot, and not too much violence! It is worth recommending. Finally, please update as soon as possible. Thank you!

No matter the logic or details, there is no problem. It is rare that there is not so much hostility in the courtyard house. It is a good book with three views.

This is a very sad comment. I really have a different thought for the protagonist. When I saw him with a girl, I didn't dare to continue reading. It's so funny [laugh] [laugh] so sad [almost crying] [almost crying]

The courtyard house has positive energy but little violence, and its flaws do not hide its advantages. I don't think it's a big mistake for Yi Zhonghai to find someone to take care of him in his old age. He has a pension, and maybe he wants to take care of him when he's sick. He also wants to provide funeral services after his death.

It's almost the best Siheyuan fanfic I've ever seen. I don't understand why it's rated so low. The article is not limited to the courtyard house, but it is still within the framework of the courtyard house. The protagonist pattern is larger, and the vision is at the level of the times and the country. In fact, why do you read periodicals? It's not just to collect antiques and buy courtyard houses to make a fortune for yourself, but also to make up for the regrets of that era and to make us less aggrieved.

I have read many Siheyuan books, and only the moral kidnapping of the great master in this book is better than in other books. The image of the male protagonist in this book is also better than that of many male protagonists who are like stallions and have many women. Personally, I prefer male protagonists who are more traditional and dedicated in relationships. I am particularly disgusted with many male protagonists written in Siheyuan who are like stallions and have many women. Five-star reviews encourage the author to continue working hard!

It feels a bit like a technological powerhouse. It has a sign-in system compared to others, but the content is still different. I have read many novels about fighting against the best, and when I read this article again, I feel refreshing.

It's the ending. I don't understand why it didn't feel satisfying. Although there are generally no restrictions on things in that era, there are some people and things that cannot be mentioned. You can roughly guess the following content, but it is too difficult to review. To be fair, I am probably not the only one who became fascinated by the content and writing style of this novel after reading just a few chapters. The layout and spirit are also grand and progressive, and I dare not forget them to this day. The emotional expression and characterization are beyond words, which made me feel that the characters in it are alive, not just words! Capture the great god alive! The author deserves my attention for his works! Follow up, brothers!

There was no one in that era who didn't make plans for life, and now such a good environment can support all kinds of people. I feel great that the story of the Siheyuan can be written like this! But I still sympathize with Qin Huairu. If she had married a different person at the beginning, would there have been a good outcome?

The courtyard house written by the author puts everyone in the position of a mortal without excessive demonization. I think it's very good. Everyone has their own selfish motives and their own interests. But one thing is that the people in the courtyard are ordinary people, including the most disgusting Jia family. This is very well grasped. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Jia Dongxu suppressed the Jia Zhang family, and the former was more ruthless but weak in force, so he always got beaten! Jia Zhang suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and suffered hemiplegia. It seems that Jia Dongxu has experienced a fatal disaster before. I wonder if something will happen again! Although it is also very tragic, the description is not much, it is acceptable, and the writing is not bad. If you haven't read it, you can take a look, so I won't give it 5 stars. After reading Chapter 75, I couldn't stand it anymore. This book only contains two bad guys, one is Jia and the other is Liu, fighting each other to death! That's it

It's a good book. The quality of the book depends on how well you write it. This book is really good. I think it's okay but I still need to revise it a little. There are many problems with this book, big or small. Good luck to the author! I trust you

I have read a lot of Siheyuan books and I feel this one is the most comfortable. Please keep updating.

The writing is really good, mainly because the plot is novel, it is no longer based on the original plot, but a new story. The early writing is more in line with the times, but later on it writes about officialdom and technical matters, and the plot is a bit boring. But overall it's not bad, you can check it out.

This is the first Siheyuan fanfic I have read that does not describe everyone in Siheyuan as scum. There is not so much violence in the book, but a lot of harmony and yearning for beauty. In addition, the protagonist's cheating is not an exaggeration. He is still a human being, not a superman, which deserves praise.

In general, the arrangement of characters in the novel is roughly the same as the viewers' perceptions. Those who deserved to die, and those who deserved to die a good death were not left behind. Good people are rewarded. This is the main theme of the story. I agree and should give it a thumbs up!

In fact, it was not too difficult to care for the elderly at that time. As long as you did not get killed by others and lived in poverty at home, people who could not move would give up hope of living, and they did not expect the people who provided care for you to continue to take care of them.