Siheyuan: I Am He Daqing

Dear brothers and sisters, please don't leave a negative review after reading only a few chapters. Can you please read a few more chapters before commenting? Can't the villain be allowed to have some intelligence? Others also have the brains to resist. I read a lot of comments from friends. There are probably three points of dissatisfaction. First: It's the first four or five chapters. Silly Zhu served Qin Huairu food. If not, would Shazhu still be called Shazhu? As for why He Daqing didn't hit him. It's just an idea of ​​giving up on Shazhu and being too lazy to teach him or care about him. This is the idea that has always been written, so in the fifth and sixth chapters, Shazhu will be omitted. Second: Why did I accept Lou Xiao'e as my goddaughter? I really didn't want to write about the relationship between the protagonist and Lou Xiao'e. It can only be said that I was watching TV at the time and felt very unhappy about Lou Xiao'e, the only one worthy of pity in the TV series. I just wanted to give her a good ending. As for why the Lou family was not allowed to take her directly to Hong Kong. The Lou family will definitely not listen to the protagonist now, and just give up so much and go to Hong Kong. Normal people would think this way, and they will never look back until they hit the wall. Therefore, the Lou family must be in trouble. By accepting Lou Xiao'e as his goddaughter, he could justifiably save them and go to Hong Kong. Otherwise, how can we save someone who is not a relative or a friend? The third point is about Yi Zhonghai killing the deaf old lady. There are several chapters behind this. Yi Zhonghai was not a fool. Before the killing, he had thought that there would be no physical evidence, so he took action. There was really nothing we could do against him without any evidence, so I asked a lawyer about this. Friends who don't believe it can ask. Later, He Daqing used the truth charm again, trying to get Yi Zhonghai to blow himself up. But Yi Zhonghai is not a fool. After he blew himself up, he pretended to be mentally ill. As for whether this law existed at that time, I don't know. But as it stands now, Yi Zhonghai pretended to be mentally ill and escaped. So how can we get him to plead guilty? The only option was to release him again and let him reveal that he was faking his mental illness. Therefore, many friends who have not finished watching it cannot stand that Yi Zhonghai has been able to escape conviction many times. Anyway, I beg you, brothers and sisters, to read more chapters and stop giving bad reviews. I can't afford to be hurt.

I want to know how the author turned the same type of writing into two works with completely different styles. I read your other book. It's also about the Siheyuan, but that one is first suppressed and then expanded, with a dark flow. It was a bit depressing in the early stages, but became more and more enjoyable as I read later. Great writing. I hope this one will work well too. Come on, come on^0^~

Come on! I hope I can write it down

Very good. I have read dozens of books about courtyard houses so far. I think this one is the best. It is logical and reasonable, and the details are well handled. It is not a holy book, it is very immersive, enjoyable and humorous. Five stars support the author to keep up the good work!

I'll give it five stars first and then change it to one star if I don't deal with the old lady, Silly Zhu and Yi Zhonghai. Is Yi Zhonghai jumping around? Isn't it silly Zhu who came out to help Yi Zhonghai clean up He Dawusa Daqing? It was a five-star at first. I feel so frustrated today. The author is a relative of Yi Zhonghai, right?

It's not bad, come on.

That's when I saw the ending of Siheyuan. I'll give you a red envelope of 500 yuan. If your aunt follows He Daqing, add 800 yuan.

Are you done just looking at it?

It's wonderful to read, but it's gone. This is the first volume. What about the second volume? Do you have the author?

This is a refreshing and flesh-and-blood article, and the description of the era is very consistent with the facts.