Siheyuan: The Beasts Drove Me Away, Now I Return as a King

Siheyuan is a great start, looking forward to the follow-up

This is a good book with a review of Siheyuan TV series and a well-written plot for it. The old lady who took advantage of her identity falsified her identity, the uncle who took advantage of his reputation and Qin Huairu were ruined, and the idiot who took advantage of force was crippled. Whatever the cause, the result will be the same.

Well, I've finished reading another novel by the author, and I'm halfway through this one. To be honest, just look at the ratings of all the author's novels and you'll know: they're all pretty good. After reading one and a half books, I personally don't want to continue reading. The reason is that I have a bias towards the characters in the original Siheyuan drama. Maybe I have a soft heart, or maybe I have a bad life experience (I don't mean to ask for help from others. I personally don't like the protagonist to be a dog licker or a nanny, but I struggle to no avail. Someone with a God's perspective can flap their wings and bring a touch of warmth and beauty to the original drama, even if it is not a character that I prefer). People who are biased may not like to watch it, but the protagonist is actually quite bold in his actions. He goes to the black market every night and sells one hundred to two hundred kilograms of meat by himself. Everyone in the black market knows him, and he earns four thousand to six thousand a month. Isn't it really not much? Is it really reasonable to eat 2 pounds of meat every day outside the gate of the steel rolling mill to look at the meat? Is this blatant and reasonable? My sister and her neighbor sisters had a total of three fruits every day, every day. Although everyone agreed on the black market, not many people in that era dared to publicize it like this, and they didn't quite understand this idea.

It's okay, not that much nonsense, he has intelligence and means

This book is the most beautiful Siheyuan novel among the hundreds of books I have read.

This Siheyuan is one of several dozens of Siheyuan that I have read. It feels the best. Although I occasionally skipped a few chapters and didn't read it, it still felt good. What I liked most in it were the puppets. Unlike other novels, the puppets were just used for fighting, but the ending was a bit rushed.

The writing is pretty good, the logic is pretty good, and it's worth reading if it doesn't break down later. It is recommended to save more and read again. Especially for Siheyuan novels, you should not check the ratings. This book is already considered an 8-point masterpiece [laughing] As we all know, 4⭐ is a real review

A five-star book. I read the author's other works. As always, it is a high-level and good work. From forbearance to prosperity, from revenge to future arrangements, the protagonist is the best choice. And my daughter Zhao Xiaobing has very good arrangements. Especially Zheng Juan, who can be linked to the human world, was something I didn't expect. The puppet given by the system is simply a stand-in for the protagonist. There are also works related to Hong Kong Island, but it is relatively rare to clean up Hong Kong Island. The development was slow in the early stage, and mercury poured out in the later stage. It can be seen that the author's mentality has changed. He hopes to adjust in time and create excellent works again.

Not bad, but I feel like there are too many conversations describing the people in the courtyard. The protagonist has too little sight

The writing is good and has depth. The content of other characters is a bit lacking. The beginning of the beggar is not very good. I can say that the system rewards you for whatever you do. The system is a bit super and there is so much material that you don't have to struggle. Some personal opinions, but the writing is great.