Siheyuan: I’ll Hold This Family Together!
四合院：我要扛起这个家！
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Republican-Era Famine Escape Novels with Spatial Powers
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It's a pretty good novel. Hmm, it feels a bit different from the other four months. It uses the identity of a policeman to go to sea for the people. The plot is also well written. It's already hundreds of thousands of words long, but it doesn't feel like it has reached the climax of the courtyard novel yet. I feel like there's still a lot to read later.
There aren't many readers yet, but it's not bad, it's readable. Author, keep writing, more people will come, and more words will attract more readers.
I'm giving you 5 stars. Keep it up and don't go astray.
Honestly, aside from a few minor flaws in its handling of the female aspects, it's generally worth watching.
The beginning of this book is rather long-winded and rambling, going into too much detail about unimportant things. It flows smoothly towards the end, though. Still, it's a worthwhile read of a courtyard-themed novel.
It's well-written, just a little too detailed; younger readers might not appreciate it! However, it's very realistic. Unlike other systems that are overpowered and invincible, where the protagonist instantly kills one enemy, deals with another, and sleeps with everyone, this one has a system but isn't invincible! It's a good read.
It's full of everyday life, and the "golden finger" (superpower/cheat) isn't the exaggerated kind.
It's well-written, not overly aggressive, and without any major flaws. It's quite realistic and easy to read. As for the comments about lifestyle issues, I'd say that's something almost every man has fantasized about; it's just a matter of whether they dare to or not, and whether they have the ability to do so.
In those days, graduating from a vocational high school made you an intellectual. Why would someone who graduated from vocational high school apply for security? They should have gone to the factory office; you'd get promoted faster if you were close to the leaders.
After reading so many books, this one about courtyard houses is pretty good.