Siheyuan: Reborn as Silly Zhu, I Become the Richest Man in the Capital

It was originally a good work, but the author's writing makes it uncomfortable to read. Is the author writing for readers to read or for themselves to read? A good work does not capture the reader's senses and makes people take it in at once. Or is Zhang Guanli Daidai's rambling writing so mysterious and mysterious that it makes people uncomfortable to read it? I hope the author's writing is relevant and practical.

Well written, keep up the good work

It's looking good now, come on

It's outrageous. It's outrageous. I don't want to comment anymore. The three views are wrong. The chronology article doesn't even have basic concepts. The author may be a post-00s generation. When reading chronology articles, the main thing is to look at the sense of time. What is your point of view, author?

The story is very interesting because it is set as a class novel. If it was a chronological novel in the second half of 1965, it was still so showy. Why didn't Yu Yuyu come back and transfer the job to her?

Why does it look so disgusting?

I seriously doubt that the author's mathematics was taught by a physical education teacher. The amount of money in many places in the article does not match that of 1965.

Still so-so

It's super beautiful, much better than the brainless courtyard houses I've seen before.

Good books good books good books