Siheyuan: Rising Step by Step at the Steel Mill

So-so, the protagonist is not much different from Shazhu. Seeing Chapter 36 now, I feel like Qin Huairu is sucking the protagonist. It feels like being relied on to assume the protagonist's perspective. It's very frustrating.

6 Points is too high, there should be no points. The plot is inconsistent. Mathematics is taught by a physical education teacher. There is only one yuan left. I bought a lunch box with 0.99 Yuan. The author himself emphasized that there is only one penny left. In the end, he can buy eggs with eight cents. Where did the money come from? There are also a lot of typos. In many places, there are so many typos that I can't understand the meaning of the entire sentence. The author should go to elementary school and study for a few more years to see if he can pass the elementary school composition before writing a novel.

So-so, with a system and skills, you are so poor that you only have 8 cents left in your pocket at every turn. You are the poorest among all the novels I have read. It is not a Siheyuan fan, it is a Suiyou novel, and what the hell is it that raises the Jia Zhang family every day?

It's okay, but the main character is a bit like a big idiot

I can't stand Chapter 40 of Testing the Poison. First of all, the author did a good job of catching him alive, but there are just a few major poisonous points. The first is that the system is too frustrating. Other novels are free if you sign in or something else. This one costs money and is random. You only get three products in one day. You are just a wage earner. The second is that the protagonist is only one level higher than Silly Zhu, and Silly Zhu is pure blood-sucked. The protagonist is basically a gangster. He can play Qin, raise a large Jia family, and talk nonsense. The Jia family is complacent about sabotaging the blind date. Although the protagonist does not want a political marriage, you must let the Jia family know that it is you who don't want to, not their ability to destroy it. He is like a clown, very frustrated, and not considered a cool hero. The third is to give away a daughter. I looked at the catalog and Liang Ladi reversely recommended Nanyi, which is very poisonous in Cao Zei's article [eating melon]

After reading more than twenty chapters, I saw Blind Date. The author's mind is very strange. In the original novel, Qin Huairu ruined the blind date with Sha Zhu like that, and the author arranged for Qin Huairu to accompany him on the blind date. The plot is draggy, ink-stained, and the emotional descriptions are awkward. Reading the whole book was like chewing wax. Everywhere I looked was awkward. It was like drinking a glass of boiled water. It had no taste. I'm so fucking sick, the author should re-open a new book. If you really can't do it, just write an urban romance novel!

I really love it to death. I have rarely read books like this before, but this one is really well written. Both the characterization and the plot really woke me up. The stable updates are really great. Recommended [Like][Like][Like][Like]

After reading a few chapters, I work for the system. Who likes this kind of system? Author, have you traveled through time? Do you prefer this system or the free prostitution system? Oh

No one likes this horse riding, wanting to get married and riding the horse at the same time, even the Jia Zhang family is licked. The system is rubbish, the pig's feet are rubbish, I have no savings, and I can't even get a job to pay back the money. Where does the courage come from?

Apart from anything else, I don't understand why you gave up an entire forest for a widow at the beginning? When Mrs. Jia Zhang came to the house and made trouble, she was kind and gave her two plates of food with a smile on her face? Was he bullying Qin Huairu afterward? I'm really speechless. I don't understand what people who read this book feel. I think it's enough for a son-in-law to drink the mother-in-law's foot-washing water. I didn't expect someone to be braver than him. Whose general is this?