
The Pinnacle of Life in the Siheyuan
四合院之人生巅峰
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- Completed
- Length
- 512k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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215Chapters
2.2kReads
8.3Score
101Shelves
411Listens
558.2kReads · all time
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It's okay, not bad, I like it better
Very nice, I like this kind of plain and warm style
I hope the protagonist will not be too arrogant, but be more steady and down-to-earth.
The book is not bad, but the author may have stayed abroad for too long and is a little unfamiliar with the past events of our country. He may have heard about it, but it was still exposed in some aspects.
It's not bad. It's understandable to lick the old lady. After all, the family has a large number of people and can't afford to trade a few years of food for a big house without suffering a loss. Moreover, it was said at the beginning that the family cannot be separated. The protagonist does not want to be far away from his parents, so moving out alone is not an option. Moreover, the protagonist's family is extremely poor with his father supporting the whole family at the beginning. If the protagonist buys a house and everyone moves out within two years of coming here, it will definitely make people in the compound think there is a problem. The street office is not a fool and will come to investigate the problems and there are many loopholes. It is better to provide meals to the deaf old lady for a few years and get a good reputation and get a house. As for Xiao Jia of the Jia family, he said that it was really too much. You can blackmail anyone in the Jia family. Xiao Jia said that it was not worth it to blackmail him. Why? Because Xiao Jia's master is Yi Zhonghai, and Yi Zhonghai is a hypocrite and wants Xiao Jia to provide for him in his old age. If Xiao Jia is really a mama's boy with bad conduct, then do you think Yi Zhonghai, a hypocrite as smart as a monkey, will let Xiao Jia provide for him in his old age? Are you kidding me? Even if he were a master and a disciple, he wouldn't be guilty of this. If a person like Yi Zhonghai wanted to make a disciple, he would definitely want someone with good conduct, even in terms of face. What's more, Xiao Jia and Yi Zhonghai live in the same compound or across the street from each other, and when they go to work, the master and apprentice are still together in the same workshop every day. If Xiao Jia's moral character was not good, how could Yi Zhonghai let Xiao Jia take care of himself in old age? In addition, in the original drama, Jia Zhang's reaction to Qin Huairu's photo of Jia Dongxu's death was shown, so Xiao Jia must be a good person. He's not the kind of mama boy who listens to Jia Zhang's words and can't support his family, nor is he the kind who beats up Qin Huairu every day when he hears the wind or rain. Otherwise, if it were true as you wrote, firstly, Yi Zhonghai would never let him take care of himself in old age, and secondly, Qin Huairu would not have been a widow for Xiao Jia for so many years. After all, no one but a fool would let a mother's boy with bad moral character go to old age and become a widow. Combining this situation, it can be inferred that Xiao Jia is a man with good moral character and a well-established family. If he was really a petty thief, a mama's boy, a man who ate, drank, whored, gambled, and beat his wife when he had nothing to do like in the fan novels, he would have been beaten to death or kicked out of the compound long ago, not to mention that Yi Zhonghai asked Xiao Jia to provide for him in old age.
Not bad, I can see it. It suits my viewing quite well. Jealousy is not that serious. The whole book is plain and sweet. Occasionally, I add some trivial things about the animals' lives and add some things. Also, the updates can't keep up.
It's very good-looking, and there's nothing to do with tearing up the family's family all day long. The only bad thing is that there are not as many people in the harem as Silly Maokai!
I've finished reading it. It's human nature, sophistication and logic. It's a very good book. There's no one who looks down on this or that, and there's no way that dozens of women's bodies can handle it. I'm not very good at writing reviews, so I'll leave it at that. I look forward to more books like this [laughing]
Overall, it's good. It's not overly ambitious and avoids some parts that are not easy to deal with. However, because it's not written too high, the level of excitement is limited. In addition, there is a slight deviation in the early stage. Overall, it's still very good. In addition, the back part is a bit rushed, but the front part develops a bit slowly, so it makes people feel a little uncomfortable. I hope there will be a good ending.
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