
Siheyuan: Starting in 1958
四合院:从1958开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 699k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
566Chapters
3.2kReads
7.5Score
102Shelves
498Listens
553.1kReads · all time
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Personally, I like it, but there are actually no plug-ins. Good. And even if ordinary people travel through time, even if you are knowledgeable and rich, you can't change history. So many novels in Siheyuan are basically systematic novels, with systems and space. What to do is not good, just eat and drink without worrying, and worry about where the next meal will be with a group of people who have eaten this meal.
I habitually give myself good reviews [laughing] For the first time, I'll keep it to myself [laughing and crying]
It's very good-looking, very good-looking, and currently better-looking than 99% of Siheyuan novels. Siheyuan essays without space or system are so rare. Cherish
It feels very real about urban life, and the author writes it carefully. It's too slow. I started reading it after reading more than a hundred chapters, but when I came back to read it, I found that the progress was too slow, the number of chapters was short, and a lot of the endings of the previous chapter were added.
This is one of the top ones in the Siheyuan series. I give it five stars because the author is too slow to update.
The best book about courtyard houses! ! ! The author is very attentive. He has worked hard on various environmental backgrounds, policies, and even people's hearts. Many authors write about Jia Zhang's behavior and his behavior. There are stages of behavior. His son always did that when he was alive. Is it because he wanted his son to annihilate himself from the world? At most, they just show that they are not easy to mess with or even take advantage of them. It's impossible for anyone with a brain to even think about robbing people's things. In the era of starvation, robbing people's food would not give her shit. When the son is gone, he is no longer so shameless. He has to control his daughter-in-law. If he runs away, no one will take care of him in old age. The other white-faced and the red-faced can take advantage of the neighbors. In the play, the grandson is not dead, but if the grandson is gone, the old lady can take off in the courtyard. This is the change in the character's heart, and the author is careful! ! !
There is no system and no golden finger. I will give you 5 points for this. The details are described very well. It's the first time I've seen it. It's not like it's going smoothly and killing everyone.
The real situation of the symbols in the writing is not that the protagonist is omnipotent. Jia Xudong is very objective when writing about it. Many other writings write about Jia Xudong being timid and selfish. How would a smart man choose such a person to take care of him in his old age? Overall, Jia Xudong is a good, responsible son, husband and father.
The writing is more realistic. Jia Dongxu's family is also normal. The first uncle is also slowly getting darker. Why is the rating so low? There are no big surprises, and there are relatively few conflicts in the play. You can learn about that history through this novel.
The book is good, but the author is too slow to update it. It only has more than 300,000 words after half a year. Too short and weak!