
Siheyuan: The Happy Life of an Electrician
四合院:我当电工的幸福日子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Generally speaking, it is good, but there are loopholes in it. One is the problem of material sales of space output. This era is in the era when enemy agents are arrogant. If I remember correctly, the main function of the so-called steward is to find enemy agents. Under such strict circumstances, space output is sold every five days, and it is also a joint disguised by myself. It has not been discovered for so long. Isn't it a little underestimating the power of the country? The other is that the description of the characters is a bit simple. There are too many female protagonists, but the problem is still the same. If someone wanted to investigate, it would be too obvious, especially in the yard, with two of them. This is too treating others as dead people, and no one has noticed after so long. The last one is the issue of Lou Xiao'e's house. There was a conflict, but the helper said that it was okay to stay for two days, but he kept living there for so long. Even the widow He Yuzhu helped the widow said, "You have stayed for so long and no one gossips." It felt a little inappropriate. Overall, it's very good, especially the early settings. Just stick with it and improve yourself, but the loopholes in the later stages need to be filled.
Give me a five-star review, come on!
It's pretty good. The plot logic of the harem is more reasonable.
Very good. Keep up the good work. Come on. Come on. Come on.
It can be seen that the author has indeed watched the TV series, and it is not like the kind of second or even third creation.
The writing is good, but don't accept He Yuyu, Yu Haitang, and Qin Jingru. Just take in Qin Huairu, Lou Xiao'e, and Yu Li.
You can see at a glance that I was a little timid in the later stage, so I just did it and kept it for the New Year.
There is space in front of me so I don't cook and eat there, and I dare not eat it in reality. It's a bit poisonous and nothing else. Fortunately, the author listened to the advice and changed it midway. Also, the spirit of the Cao thief will never die. I'm done.
The space can be upgraded and absorb emotions; in times of famine, people can be saved and put into it, which can both survive and absorb emotions; it can evolve into a complete world (imaginary) Now that the space can be used for planting and breeding, why can't we go in to cook and eat? This way we won't be afraid of the smell of meat coming out.
Although it has some minor flaws, it's worth watching. It's not too violent and it's more humane and sophisticated.