Siheyuan: I Set Out to Be a Tycoon but Became a Top Official

Humble little author with no book reviews gives himself a good review The young author is asking for the title of this book, and I hope that book friends who have read it will enthusiastically provide it.

Does the exquisite courtyard house describe the general environment of that era more realistically? There are not as many trivial details as other courtyard houses, and the layout is in line with what normal people think. The rights struggle in steel mills and historical events are closer to reality. Don't open a harem, don't stir up trouble. The protagonist has a deep understanding of history, and history is rolling in. No matter how high his position is, he is just a target in the waiting storm. The system's presence is not particularly strong, it is just to ensure life

I have read more than a hundred chapters, and I give it five stars for no other reason than that this book is different from other novels. The first one: the protagonist has no planting space, the plug-in provides him with things to ensure his life, and there are no plots of selling supplies to the steel rolling mill [like]! The second one: Many fans have climbed to high positions before re-opening, and there are various backgrounds. Mei Qi said that he will not be affected by strong winds, and he will go to the sea after re-opening. The protagonist of this book implements fishing very thoroughly, and he will run to any position where he is free and does not take responsibility [like]. Third: It is rare to see a Siheyuan protagonist who does not have lofty goals. Nowadays, most Siheyuan protagonists criticize others, and what they do is not much better. The protagonist in this book is not nosy and admits that he is a selfish person [like]. Fourth: In this book, there are no dishes floating around the courtyard, no fishing to meet the boss, no chef or doctor to accompany the leader, no poop and urine in the manhole, and no all kinds of martial arts [like]. As for the writing style, which is not very good, it does not affect the five-star award! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

It's well written, and there's nothing mindless about it.

One of the better ones is The Last Eunuch. If there was no eunuch, I would give it 5 stars.

I didn't want to comment at first, but seeing that the rating was low, please help. The story is quite amazing, there is a system and no need to rely on it. It describes the life of ordinary people. There is no idle camp, no poetry and distant places. There is no unclear feeling, it is just a plain life of lying flat without seeking improvement. Instead, it is a journey to the end of the country. It is very interesting.

Very good, I hope the author will try to stick to it.

+1 For the more objective and realistic Siheyuan chronicle. Different from other Siheyuan novels, the level of the protagonist is relatively high, and it escapes the short-sightedness of most Siheyuan novels. The gaze is more or less close to the pulse of the two characters of the era of Internet literature. For example, if this book is a play (regardless of its quality), most of the other Siheyuan articles are at best a comedy or a country dance master.

There are no blunt conflicts, the characters have normal intelligence, the plot is plain but reasonable, and it looks comfortable. The ending is too simple, I suggest writing a sequel.

The writing is good and I have my own business to do. Although the ending is sloppy and the score is low, it is still much better than most Siheyuan essays.