Siheyuan: Train Qin Huairu to Be My Good Wife

The writing is okay, but the plot and setting are a bit problematic. Qin Huairu is an 18-year-old unmarried woman. The protagonist directly calls her to work as a nanny at home. To put it mildly, an unmarried woman goes to work as a "stepmother" in the home of a single adult male. But to put it badly, she is reported as a hooligan, messing with relationships, and ruining her reputation. In addition, the protagonist is really courageous and implements "rigor" in doing things. His boss is nothing, and he eats meat every day to repair the house. He is not short of money at all. He seems low-key, but in fact he is very high-profile. Many plots seem quite normal, but they cannot withstand scrutiny. The protagonist has a kingly attitude of "under control", but he is a bit fussy in doing things, a bit like a clown. There are a lot of plots to reduce intelligence, and there are constant minor problems

Please think about the era. This was in the past five years, and you were suddenly the director of a factory. It was impossible for a woman to just live in the house at that era.

It's so ruining your outlook. The daughter was bullied like this by Qin Huairu's parents. As a father, I don't even fart. And gave them so many things. He said his daughter was ignorant. This typical time travel to the past is not my own child, so I don't feel sorry for it.

There is no sense of immersion. There is no smell of a courtyard house at all. I feel like I'm reading a modern novel. A 30-year-old becomes a big man. Just because you are the male lead. Become an official without any diploma. Many places don't want to complain that Qin is poor. But people are not stupid, right?

I will give five stars to any novel written by Qin Huairu, regardless of whether it is good or bad! Awesome! It's just too short. Please update it soon.

Chen Ping, who could obviously be shot, poisoned and sabotaged production, just let it go. In Chapter 46, he freely told others about his time travel and golden finger secrets.

I can only give it three stars. I don't know what's so cool about it. I found it very bland and didn't feel a bit immersive.

It's all nonsense.

Many things are not in line with that era and can be read as modern texts. If you read too much, you will be stupid.

It's a brainless, witty plot; the setting is incompatible with the background of the original work and the times; the plot is mindless;