Siheyuan: From the Start, I Send the Villains to the Detention Center

The protagonist is a very good person. His family has a great background, he is a descendant of martyrs, and his parents went to the northwest to build a nuclear bomb. Although he was killed, he can be resurrected to pay for it. The gang in the courtyard committed a crime and beat the protagonist to death. The protagonist traveled back to life and reported the crime. The yamen attached great importance to it and reported it at all levels. As soon as Mrs. Long begged for mercy, the director immediately released Yi Zhonghai and Qin Huairu. A letter of understanding was given and the others could come out immediately the next day! The protagonist's super grandfather, who calls the protagonist his great-great-grandson, knows that the eight-year-old protagonist was bullied, had his house robbed, and was almost beaten to death. The old man was not angry at all, but said that at his age, he was already fighting against the Japanese and had to hone his skills to become the protagonist. If he couldn't handle these things well, he should just be an ordinary person. The protagonist is generous and does not hold grudges, the judiciary is humane and reasonable, the old man is fair and not selfish, the author ✍️ has a reasonable plot and smooth writing. He must be a person with great love. Highly recommended! ! !

Not bad, please keep updating. Among the Siheyuan books, I feel that this one is the best.

The author of this book has written a very good and exciting book. I hope that the author can finish the complete version as soon as possible.

This book seems to be written by a studio. So far, there are 4 books including this one. They have the same starting point, the same medical skills, and the same explosive Xu Damao, but it is still fun to read [Cool][Cool][Cool][Cool]

Very nice! The plot structure is well arranged and the pattern is opened up, but is there no emotional line for the protagonist? This is a big shortcoming. Our parents and ancestors worked hard for New China and sacrificed their lives to become benevolent people, but they were unable to witness the glorious take-off of the country they dedicated to! I have to say that this stimulates everyone's patriotism and dedication! The protagonist has a clear distinction between love and hate and is decisive in dealing with it, which is an advantage, but I can see the loneliness and isolation that cannot be concealed! Don't trust anyone, maybe this is why the protagonist is single! Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it!

In the past month, I have become obsessed with Siheyuan novels. I can say that I have read most of the routines. I just saw the cover of this novel and found out that it was only 250,000 words and it was not finished. I felt that it might be unfinished. But when I saw that the rating was quite high, I thought I would try it first before deleting it. I didn't expect that it would be the same as what I had read before. The plots are all different. It can be said that it breaks away from the disgusting routines of most Siheyuan, and the plot inside is also very compact and attractive. I read it for a whole night before I couldn't bear to finish it. Seeing that the author has a few more Siheyuan books on the bookshelf, I decided to take a look to see if they were as attractive as this one.

The pace of this book is generally very fast. It's a book that has only dozens of chapters. It's not that satisfying [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]. It's still a bit funny and a bit nonsensical. I've read several books by this author. It's true that this author has mastered the Siheyuan series. Five stars support the author to write more [laughing]

This is the most enjoyable Siheyuan fanfic I've ever seen. It's just too short. I skipped all the plots that weren't Siheyuan. Anyway, they were all about how to make money. It's boring to watch. The only shortcoming is the finale, where Qin Huairu was hacked to death by a stupid pillar. It's just a quick summary. In fact, I think writing one chapter would be perfect.

I'll give it five stars. Among all the Siheyuan books, they are all outstanding. The only bad points are basically the ones that are a bit ridiculous at the age of 8! There are also minor flaws, such as poor identity arrangement, and some things that are not in line with the situation in the 1960s, but the flaws are not concealed. The book does not follow the plot of the TV series, and the plot is out of creativity. The most important thing is that the pig's feet travel through time with his brain, and the continuous layout makes Yi Zhonghai lose his hair. The part is quite exciting, and the book is fast-paced, and the overall flow is smooth. The pig's feet are not aggrieved, and you can see the shit yellow buttons in one breath!

Not bad, not bad, at least until now it is a rare book written with brains [laughs]