Siheyuan: I Live in the Back Courtyard with a Little Yard

One of the few who took care of the deaf old lady and didn't lick any of the main actors, come on, come on [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

I give it five stars. I have finished reading Chapter 19. I haven't encountered such a good Siheyuan novel in a long time. It is much better than those that pee, piss, and abuse animals. 1. The protagonist dares to fight and kill, uses a knife to attack all the birds, and sends the deaf old lady away at the beginning. 2. The protagonist knows how to take advantage of situations (parents' colleague, community director Wang) 3. Remind Lou Xiaoe in advance to let her family leave early. 4. When sold in large quantities to steel rolling mills, it feels like the processing is not perfect. 5. Nan Yi went to the steel rolling mill, what should Liang Ladi do?

Okay, come on, author

He was so ruthless that he only killed one deaf-mute man. I don't ask for the others to be killed. After all, I wouldn't be able to write them if they were really dead. But it can be disabled! I give you five-star praise and hope you will continue your efforts.

Compared with the Siheyuan series I have read, this book by the author is very distinctive [smile][smile] Although there are many loopholes and it is very 'short', it doesn't matter. At least the author can tell the story of twenty years in less than a hundred chapters. "Don't talk about short time, read the prehistoric novels in a long time, which can change the world in the blink of an eye."

It is a rare quality courtyard house with a reasonable layout and not too much hostility. It is not Mengde, but the space production is too large. Why do you need so much money in ten years? It is too pushy and attracts others' attention. If something unreasonable is found out, just wait to be put on the anatomy table.

Ouch, this book is not bad, write quickly, write quickly

Come on come on come on come on

The beginning gives people a refreshing feeling. The author's writing is very good. Persevere and work hard. Don't collapse later.

When I first read this book, the protagonist was a doll, so I wasn't very interested. However, after reading a few chapters, I saw the author's introduction to the humanities of Sijiu City, courtyard houses, and roast duck. I can't say it was accurate, but it was relatively reliable, so I continued reading. The overall feeling is good, but the protagonist is a doll and naturally lacks Yingying Yanyan. Although there is a dark chapter later, it always feels a bit stiff and seems to be a continuation of the story. It was just that I was excited to read Zheng Juan later, because she is a beauty who embodies the virtues of Chinese women. I believe most men love her, so I read the whole book. But the lack of descriptions of love is ultimately a pity for this book. It's not easy to give five stars to a book.