Siheyuan: A Happy Life in the Red Era

Don't stop updating it if it's good. If the ending of the previous book is not good, don't stop reading it.

That's right! Ordinary life is life, unlike other novels. People all over the yard caught the protagonist and made a fuss all by himself. They made a small fuss for three days and a big fuss for five days. They said they would not let the widow suck her blood, but they joined in after a few chapters. I really don't know what is going on in my head. It's like I haven't seen a woman in my 800 lifetime. Just for the sake of fun.

Generally speaking, I still prefer this kind of courtyard novel. The hostility is not that big. There are conflicts between neighbors but not that big. Like other novels, it is almost endless. If it were like that, the street office would have intervened long ago.

Keep this rhythm smoothly and it looks very comfortable.

I feel that this is the one that truly captures the feeling of a courtyard house, the inexplicable heaviness found in period novels. I just hope the author will update it soon. I also want to see the life changes of Shazhu and Liang Ladi after they got married.

This book is really good, but the encounter with the heroine Zhao Maimai was really heartbreaking. I know that in that era, the hero dived to save people and gave artificial respiration to the heroine. There were bound to be rumors. I still hope that the heroine and heroine have a better encounter, and it is not a bit forced.

I will give you a five-star suggestion in advance. Please attach a picture of the original heroine. You don't have to find a girl with a powerful background. You can find a poor girl with a less troublesome background and attach a picture of Zhao Jinmai to ensure that many people will give you five stars.

The plot is very good. Jia Dongxu writes it very well. I like it very much. I rarely give five points to Siheyuan. Good luck to the author.

First of all, the author is a person with relatively good literary literacy. He must have written well when he was studying [snickering] [smirking]. This book does not have so much violence, the protagonist is low-key and reserved, and the system is not particularly powerful. You can upgrade as long as you study (it always feels like a brain-opening, IQ-increasing type). The book describes very little about the social background and prices. Of course, the protagonist does not use space and prophets to make a lot of money or get promoted. Calm and peaceful. But I admire the heroine for being so capable. The article describes three children with 8 children, but at the end there are only 7 children missing (this is an obvious flaw). I give this book an 8.8 Out of 10 points. This is a personal opinion, readers can make their own decisions!

Overall it's pretty good. Some minor flaws. For example, saving bicycles, ticket prices, and commodity prices, I actually don't know much about these things. Read the comment section and say it's unreasonable, but I can actually accept it. Something bad is the way the heroine appears. I taught you how to fish, then I rescued you, and finally I had no choice but to marry you. Is this something a serious person would do? There is also the subject of the male protagonist's younger sister. You can write about the younger sister being in danger when she gets older and being rescued by a man, and then the younger sister falls in love at first sight. I can accept that. But Zhang Xiaofan's appearance was indeed a little early. And it feels like he appeared just to pair up with his sister. Then regardless of what happened between him and his sister, I feel like he had a purpose.