Siheyuan: Developing a Rocket Engine from the Start

Why can't I understand this?

Author, I really don't want to call you a motherfucker

The protagonist was raised by Yi Zhonghai. Yi Zhonghai graduated from college. Yi Zhonghai is the old lady's adopted son. Silly Zhu is also the old lady's adopted son. There are three uncles in the yard, not the uncle anymore, the first uncle, the second uncle, the third uncle, and many more things. I really don't understand what the author means.

What is the author writing? ① What you wrote is wrong. I looked at the title and looked at it. I came in and read Chapter 7. What nonsense did you write? ② I think the era you wrote is wrong. You wrote about the 50s and 60s. Life is indeed a living environment of 2,000 years. I won't talk about these. Forget it. Talking too much will give you a headache. Goodbye.

Is it Uncle Yishu, written by a Cantonese? The names of the characters are confusing, and there is a computer. Can you still send text messages and write modern prose? I can't understand, I can't understand.

What rubbish is written?

This novel feels like it is spliced ​​together from more than three Siheyuan novels. The title is wrong, the plot is wrong, the lips are wrong, and the gender of some people is wrong. People who have never read Siheyuan novels will be confused by this book at first glance.

The story is good, but the author's writing skills are poor, and the names of various locations and units are confusing, as are the names of monetary units.

I read a few chapters and skipped a few more, but it felt like it was all messed up and ruined my mood!

The preface does not match the postscript, and a good theme is wasted.