Siheyuan: I Pick Up a Little Girl, and the Beasts Are Finished
四合院：捡个小萝莉，禽兽不活了
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The adaptation is a complete mess. It started as the early 1950s, but the courtyard house storyline unfolds like it's from the early 1960s. The most absurd thing is that Qin Huairu was farming in the countryside when she married into the family, but this book portrays her as working in a textile factory? Adaptation isn't about making things up.
The story is incoherent and illogical. Jia Dongxu is still alive, yet there are scenes depicting his death; Qin Huai is shown cutting in line; and someone's husband is still alive, yet she's called a widow.
Such an amazing person can indeed write amazing novels! [What?]
What rubbish! There were 100-yuan and 50-yuan notes in the 1950s and 60s! It's a complete mess, all utter nonsense, utterly nonsensical.
It's a jumbled mess of writing, and I don't understand that era at all.
I couldn't understand the rest.