Siheyuan: Starting All Over Again

The details are good, and many of them are in line with the era and the timeline set by the original TV series. . But a little reverie. . He Daqing ran away. In 1951, Shazhu Restaurant was an apprentice. The plot of the original TV series was correct, but why did the restaurant recruit apprentices? It's like being a back-up chef, a silly pig reborn, and being an eighth-level cook for ten thousand years at the age of 30. His bad mouth will offend people later, but in the next few decades, the minimum level of cooking skills in theory is level 6 or even level 5, so talk it over with the chef. Basically, it's easy to get a job in a restaurant. In those days, it was normal to get a salary of 16/17. There is also a nursery. You can go together with Yuyu, or you can pay to hire a nearby nursery, or you can spend money to go to school. There is nothing wrong with paying for it in advance. Besides, Yuyu is at least seven or eight years old. . . There is also the issue of He Daqing's savings. The gold yuan notes were harvested before 1949. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, they were also issued with hundred-yuan notes. Then inflation devalued them to 10,000/1, so He Daqing did not have that much savings at all. . . . The rebirth version of Silly Pig is equivalent to knowing the plot and having at least level 6 cooking skills at the beginning. You can work as a cook in a restaurant for a minimum of more than 300,000 yuan a month. Later, after you are rated, you can rely on the relationship between the master and the chef to be rated, and your salary will increase. According to a level 6 cooking skill, it costs at least forty or fifty yuan. Taking a step back, since the restaurant is far from home, we can arrange for Yu Yu to follow the Yan family, give her a few yuan a month (tens of thousands at the time) to send her to school plus regular meals, and then go back and have dinner together in the evening. . There is also moral kidnapping. Yi Zhonghai just became the manager of the courtyard in 1951 and 1952. Jia Dongxu of the Jia family got married and took charge of the family. He really didn't have many plans. Yi Zhonghai couldn't figure it out, and he wouldn't rush to find a job. Jia Dongxu was more caring for the elderly. . Also, after being influenced by modern society, silly pigs will not offend others with their bad mouth. They don't have many excuses. They can stand up on their own and don't have to kneel down to lick them. They can just live an ordinary life. To put it bluntly, Siheyuan is the plan of the little people at the bottom. If you stand up on your own, you won't be so calculating. Besides, in those days, silly pigs were pretty good at using force. If they couldn't handle it, they would just put someone in a sack and beat them up. Yi Zhonghai was in a hurry to find someone to beat him. He was offended at first, but he waited for a year and a half before breaking his hand directly. There was no monitoring anyway. The fitter's hand is gone, so he still has to thread wool? I guess I have to sweep the streets and clean the toilets.

The writing is clear, unlike other mindless articles.

Nice! I can feel that the author will make proper arrangements for the Lou family, and He Yuzhu will also make up for his debt to Lou Xiao'e. The author's writing style is simple, the plot is natural and convincing. But there are also some regrets. After all, He Yuzhu has returned from rebirth. He has accumulated decades of life experience in his previous life. He still hopes to be wiser, but he is described as dazed and dazed too often. In addition, the leader gave He Yuzhu five employment quotas, but He Yuzhu gave up directly. This was too much. Job quotas are so rare! (I don't want to make it easier for the neighbors in the courtyard to understand, but master, uncle..., Don't they need it? Favor, connections, economic value) It would be too hasty to give up directly, and write He Yuzhu as too narrow-minded, lacking wisdom, and lacking the excitement of rebirth and prophet. Although there are some regrets, this book is still very good-looking. The whole text is true, natural and unobtrusive, which makes people feel comfortable.

I have read several books written by the old author. The writing style and logic are OK, but I am too lazy to read the updates.

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It's best to leave your sister at Master's house when you go to work. After all, Master has no children at home, and Master's wife is lonely at home alone.

Keep up the good work and write a book better than the last one

The writing is good and down-to-earth, and the author is able to avoid the common-sense mistakes made by many chroniclers about the social form of special eras. For example, most people's spoken language is too written, such as the names of people (regardless of national characteristics, the north calls grandma grandma, in the early years of Beijing, pasta was rarely called "dim sum", collectively called "", etc.

A bit realistic and in line with today's people's values

It's good, but one thing I'm confused about is why many Siheyuan novels always say that the Yan family is in trouble. The Yan family is a small proprietor, so they must have financial resources, and Yan Bugui's salary is not low. In the original drama, Yan Jiecheng clearly stated that his father's salary is the third highest in the hospital. How did you come up with the so-called Yan family's difficulties? Downgrading another two stars, I wonder if you are already married and a father, and have become the director of the cafeteria, and you are still being called a silly column casually, but even a person can call you a silly column. The author thinks this is good? And at first I thought it was close to the original drama, but the more I listened to it, the more strange it became. Did the author really watch the original drama?