I Live in a Courtyard House and Have Been Working for Two and a Half Years.

I'm not looking for Qin Huairu to be a nanny! I give them all 5 stars!

Don't open a harem, don't lie down, I'll give you five stars

The writing in this batch of newly opened courtyard houses is pretty good. At least the prices are relatively in line with the situation at that time, and they are not written blindly. Come on, update quickly, Oli is here.

The writing is quite interesting, the pace is quite good now, and the multiple female protagonists are also good, but you have to pay attention to the control. Maintain the standard and make this book longer. The only problem is that I came across this book too early and it's not enough to read [awkward laugh]

There is less violence, and there are the heroines of "Alive" - ​​Jiazhen, etc. The beginning is the same as Hu Qin Huairu, but the subsequent development feels good and innovative, but I don't know how to develop in the future. I hope the author will update more and strive for good articles with high quality and quantity [Like]

This book studies the Party and the author is a fastidious person. It must be praised with five stars. I have read Chapter 20 and it is very good! I can't fault it, it's better than the two Siheyuan books I always thought were the one-cent flash sale and the choice to collect junk at the beginning! In the past, I always felt that the above two books were the only ones that I could read in Siheyuan. The other books were all brainless and witty after reading dozens of chapters. Now this book only has the first 20 chapters and I would like to call it the best in Siheyuan!

Many people have a bad opinion of Qin Huairu, they are very angry and call her heinous, but in the whole drama, the only person Qin Huairu feels sorry for is Silly Zhu. But for my husband's family, there is nothing to say. When the man dies, he is left with an uneducated widow with three children and a lazy mother-in-law. She could insist on providing for her mother-in-law until the end of her life, raising three children, and in that era, she could keep the whole family from starving, and even let her mother-in-law and her children gain weight. Not many people could do this, so Qin Huairu is one of the most suitable wives in this drama. If you can really get through it, and marry Qin Huairu, it will be really sweet!

Although it is old-fashioned, the author is careful, has the blessing of the system space, does not write randomly, and is generally still in the world. It is also a masterpiece on the quadrangle, ＾0＾~🌻🌻🌺🌺

What should I say, the plot was okay, but some minor issues were not handled well. In May 1951, Yi Zhonghai was neither a first-class man nor an eighth-level worker, nor three masters, but only one steward, He Daqing (he should be among the first batch to live in this courtyard, the principal room explained everything. There is a hint in the play that He Daqing was the head chef before running away, but I don't know whether he was the chief or the deputy. At that time, people with money and high positions were generally The main and supporting characters in the courtyard are estimated to be sixteen, seventy or seventy-eight years old according to the original drama, and Xu Damao is about the same age, but Xu Damao should be an apprentice at most at this time, and Yu Yu is still a half-year-old junior high school student. Deputy Director Li is nowhere to be seen, and even Director Yang is staying down there, because at this time the factory still has the surname Lou, and there is no donation or salary joint venture.

Reading is for entertainment and pleasure, but it would be even more enjoyable if you could learn some information about that era on this basis. It can be seen that the author has carefully understood the background of that era. This alone can give it five stars.

Open a harem, open a harem! Having written so many plots and not accepting her would be like giving away my daughter!

I must give full marks. No matter which angle you look at it, this book is a masterpiece in the Siheyuan series! Although it is not in line with the original plot, compared with other brainless followers, it is a god-like existence. The author is also an experienced fisherman and his writing is authentic. . .

This book is really nice [thinking][thinking][thinking] Shameless... Cross it out. Confidence✅

This book is the best one written by Siheyuan, and it is also the only one.

It's quite good-looking, and she doesn't treat Qin as a maid. Worth five stars

Giving a perfect score can be regarded as an encouragement. Of course, the quality of the book is also good. Marrying Qin Huairu is a unique innovation in the courtyard genre. Coupled with the plot and writing style, it is refreshing to read. The male protagonist's character who is a soft-boiler is also worthy of praise. As for the shortcomings, firstly, the start is a bit rushed. Second, the appearance of the second female lead is a bit strange, and the male protagonist's character does not seem to have the idea of ​​establishing a harem. Third, the characters of the Jia Zhang family and the plot of the Jia family's wedding banquet were too exaggerated. The atmosphere at that time should have been high-pressure. After all, not long after the founding of the country, it was still going through a war to aid Korea. Individuals in such an environment are very fragile. It is difficult for people who are so out of touch to survive until the second chapter. It is normal to either survive or actively participate. The above is for reference. I don't know the outline, but I still feel that time is a bit slow. It's less than one year since I wrote one million words. Is there a follow-up jump? Or reduce the original work of Siheyuan? Please write carefully! Come on!

Compared with many similar works, many things written in this book are relatively true. I grew up with my grandfather, and I heard the old man tell many things about the past, telling what happened from the 1930s to the 1970s, what many people experienced, and what workers, farmers, businessmen, students, and soldiers encountered in every industry. I found that many of the contents of this book have been criticized a bit, so I will generalize here: before the public-private partnership in 1956, most of the leaders or persons in charge of factories were called managers or shopkeepers. In this book, it is correct to call Manager Yang at first, and it was only changed to Director Yang after 1956. Because I had a factory at home at that time, I dare to confirm this.

Thank you to the author for such an excellent work. After reading so many Siheyuan, the author of this Siheyuan sees things clearly and lives a free and easy life. After reading the first 10 chapters, I think most people will give it a 5-star rating. The author keeps up his good writing style.

If you don't read this book with preconceived notions, it's still okay. The plot is also okay, but the background and some small details are not perfect enough. My suggestion is that if you are short on books, you can read it. I have read Chapter 239 so far.

The five stars are mainly because the author is sensible [please taste carefully] (mistakenly) The full text is very smooth to read, the protagonist's behavior and thinking mode are not exaggerated (compared to the one about taking out the aircraft carrier next door), some courtyard settings have a sense of the times, and the daily life is also interestingly written. The only thing I feel a little uncomfortable about is that the daily life disputes are written in a little too detail (not bad). I personally feel that it is a bit verbose (the word water is suspected [thinking]). It would be better if it could be a little more streamlined [laughs]

Books do! It's just that the plot advances too slowly. I've written more than 500 chapters and one winter hasn't passed yet. If I keep writing like this, the protagonist will get 1,500 chapters when he gets into college! It is estimated that I got 5,000 chapters during the three-year difficult period, and tens of thousands during the stormy period!

The writing is very humorous and innovative, unlike some books that completely follow the plot.

It's a novel worth reading. It's a bit ink in the early stages, but the writing gets better and better in the middle and later stages. Especially after getting rid of trivial bullshit plots, the writing is getting better and better, and the storyline is becoming more complete and mature. It's a pity that it has not been updated.

There are no major plot problems so far, and the writing and story flow are acceptable. The one star less is mainly due to flaws in the details. As a chronicle, try to keep as few details as possible. As a southerner, when writing a novel set in the Forty-Nine Cities, the author tried his best to write in line with the regional characteristics and avoid jokes such as using a brazier in winter. In the south, it is for keeping warm, but in the north, it is burning charcoal to commit suicide.

The writing is really good, objectively speaking, it is very close to life, and it is also very practical about everyone's human nature.

It combines the character designs of the Siheyuan character prototypes in the original TV series, develops other ideas, and builds the characters again after the integration, which very reasonably solves some unreasonable character design problems in other Siheyuan novels. It is very worth looking forward to. The author must write it down well and present this story completely to us book lovers.

This author is listed as a missing person, readers please check!

The wind is very clear and I feel happy from head to toe

I originally wanted to give it five stars. It's very well written, but the timeline is too slow. It was written ten years ago, and the time in the book probably won't exceed five years. . .

It's not bad, it's just that the portable space was wasted. I don't care about the quantity, but you have all kinds of things. At present, you have wild boar, two hens, strawberries and some fruit trees, but the fruit trees have not yet produced fruit.