Xu Damao's Remarkable Life in the Siheyuan

This book is cautious. People with very upright views should not come in. The author should have been greatly influenced by the original drama, or read the fans. First, people who are thieves in the harem can take a look. Qin Huairu and Yi Zhonghai are like this. The author may like beautiful women. He is a man and has traveled through Bucao once. Maybe the author forgot this (Qin Huairu and Yi Zhonghai did it) Second, I still admire the author of this book. After all, I like Xu Damao. In real life, Teacher Hai is a maniac who dotes on his wife. Teacher Hai was once married, but he didn't know why. But he loved his second wife so much that he had nothing to say. He has a daughter. [Protagonist Xu Damao] is also the author's tomato son. Regardless of whether it's a female supporting role or a male supporting role, the author still has to work hard! Not enough! In the later stage, both the dragon group and the phoenix group came out. Come on, this is a period novel. It's not like traveling across the heavens and coming back to slap someone in the face. Enter with caution. Anyway, I gave up.

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The writing is very good. This is the most thorough and simple way to control animals among the Siheyuan novels I have read.

Not bad, I just like watching Xu Damao!

Finished reading. . . . . . I read the reviews and said it was read by many female writers, but it turned out that it was not the case and I was deceived again. . . . . Sigh:-( This book is something that you will forget after reading it, just like the author forgetting while writing. That's it, best wishes! Many female literature yyds!!!!!!!!! (Although this one is not)

It's okay, the main character is a bit too conformist, but it's worth watching.

It's well written, I'm looking forward to the next chapters.

What a genius author, hahaha, but the singing is missing

Yes, it's comparable to another book by Xu Damao. That one became a director's book before it was republished, and it was about female stars everywhere.

It's okay, not too bad