Siheyuan: Changing Silly Zhu's Fate
四合院：改变傻柱命运
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- Completed
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- 526k Words
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- Unknown
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- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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It's a good book, not so messy or full of resentment, so it's very good.
The writing is quite good, and the details are relatively complete. The deviation of some chronological data is harmless. Many authors like to use modern words to improve the content of the nouns and titles in the chronological article. This is actually wrong. It should be consistent with the historical background, so that it can have a sense of substitution. Just like the words police and slander were only gradually used in the late 1980s, ordinary people in the 1950s and 1960s did not understand them. In addition, I look forward to your next Siheyuan work to give the Damao brothers a platform to clean up the elderly care group.
It's very comfortable to read. The author will continue to work hard... [Salute]
The writing is very good, I love reading this kind of article
Harmony, it's really harmonious. How can it be disharmonious if you suck people's blood yourself? [Awkward laugh]
It mainly talks about working as a nanny for the silly father He Yuzhu, and helping the juniors in the courtyard to arrange jobs and futures. He was forced to flee to Hong Kong, and later donated things back.
Very good, one of the best
The stereotype of all kinds of stupid pillars and black stupid pillars makes me vomit. This one is a new way to help stupid pillars. Although there are many shortcomings, it is not unfair to give five stars to this new approach. However, in the later period, Li Huaide wrote a series of things that were too dark and contained personal subjective assumptions.
Not bad, it's quite interesting to watch, not too violent, and the logic is quite smooth. It's worth watching!
The author's writing has a sense of the times, and the description of the characters is quite accurate. How will the book be written?