The Indifferent Life of Zhang Haoran in the Siheyuan

That's right. When you go back to the past, you should help build the country. Don't worry about trivial matters all day long. Come on, author. This is the biggest plot among the Siheyuan novels I've ever read. Come on.

Yes, very good. The three views are very upright. The parents are short-tempered and worldly. It is also very good. It is worth recommending.

It should be a narrative text. I feel there is something wrong with the setting of the old deaf martyrs (there is no plaque in the drama, and the gift of military shoes is untenable). Letting Jia Donglu move the household registration for Widow Qin is a clever move. Without Jia Zhang, the courtyard will not be chaotic. Depending on the situation, it should be a daily text.

I'm used to watching Goldfinger, are there any [thoughts] here? The author is a good person. He just said yesterday that there is no golden finger. Today, he arranged it. It must be five stars.

A rare good book without so much intrigue

This is a better Siheyuan novel. The male protagonist is not an orphan in time but has parents and brothers. He also has a harmonious family. After graduation, he marries a daughter-in-law with good conditions in all aspects. He is not like other Siheyuan novels that want to have an affair with every woman. He has the skills of systematic sign-in at work to make outstanding contributions to the development of the country. In the Siheyuan, there is no need for fighting beasts who plot every day. Silly Zhu marries a wife and has children, and Damao also has children! Jia Dongxu is not dead, and Bangge's education is no problem! Qin Huairu is also honest and responsible, and Jia and Zhang are not messy. The neighbors are very nice and look very warm.

Siheyuan means the five poisons, six desires, seven emotions, and eight sufferings respectively refer to the following meanings: 12 Five poisons: refers to the five kinds of troubles: greed, anger, ignorance, delusion, and pride, which are the root causes of people's suffering. Six desires: refers to the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind, the six kinds of human consciousness, the so-called "six roots". Seven emotions: There are two different expressions. One refers to the seven emotions of happiness, anger, worry, thought, sadness, fear and surprise. The other refers to the seven emotions of joy, anger, worry, fear, love, hatred, and desire. Eight Sufferings: refers to the eight sufferings of birth, old age, illness, death, resentment, separation from love, failure to seek, and the rise and fall of the five yins.

On the whole, it seems that a thin layer of skin has been added to the outline. The story is a little thin, and the dialogue between the characters is a bit awkward. My comments on other articles are too life-like. This article, I have to say, is not vivid enough ~ At the same time, the large and blockbuster information is very difficult to read ~ I just saw the work, I will talk about it later, and I will talk about it~ The story is too taken for granted, and the male protagonist is not careful enough when speaking, always saying inappropriate words.

The best of all the Siheyuan novels I have read so far is not because of the author's writing skills, but because of the relatively objective description of the characters in it, especially the Jia family, a family of two widows and three children. In a special difficult era, it would be the same for everyone, and it might be even more unbearable.

Very fresh and unique Siheyuan style. Normalize, rationalize and beautify the characters of everyone in the Siheyuan. With a little help from the protagonist, everyone is living a good life. They are all good people. The character settings of everyone in the Siheyuan have been greatly changed and beautified, especially the Jia family. Except for Yi Zhonghai, who still wants to find a pensioner who can be strictly controlled, there is only Yi Xiaojun, a potential foreshadowing of a dark personality. There are no villains, no ups and downs, only daily life records, a bit bland and running accounts.

Not bad, not bad😊😊It was very heart-warming to read. There is no hostility, no shit, no talismans, but some short-lived parents who are leading the steel rolling mill to upgrade the country's technological progress. There are no old bridges where people are waiting to jump out and grab the credit. Silly Zhu and Liu Lan changed their tragic fate when they got together. Jia Dongxu lived well under the care of the protagonist, and his work level continued to improve. Jia Zhang also became a kind-hearted old lady without throwing a tantrum or summoning spirits. Liu Haizhong even made progress and became a leader. The two villains in the courtyard, Yi Buqun and the old deaf man, are relatively miserable, but they do a good job. . . Such scum deserve it

Five stars encourage me to strive for a better next one. What can I say about this book? After reading dozens of chapters, I didn't find any bright spots. Maybe there will be more later. The character description is not vivid enough and the emotions cannot be mobilized, which makes me lose the desire to read. After reading dozens of chapters, I forgot the name of the protagonist in writing a book review [awkward laugh] [awkward laugh]. Goodbye. I hope I can stumble upon your excellent new work in the future. Come on.

Good guy, he is really full of love in the courtyard

The courtyard is full of true love! Not my cup of tea. Gone.

It's good not to be aggressive. You must know that people are not born bad, and the influence they have acquired is very important. Take Jia Zhang and Bang Gang for example. Jia Dongxu is not dead. The TV series have said that Jia Dongxu is a good person, but he is a bit stingy. The character of the elderly person chosen by the uncle is definitely above the standard. Bang Gang's father's education will not be like that on TV , acquired education is crucial, this book has three views, a storm caused by a time-traveling butterfly, everything seems to be developing in a good direction, just like those parallel worlds, different choices and events will lead the world to different directions, unlike other quadrangle novels that are full of shit and piss, purely demonizing the Jia and Zhang family.

The writing style is not procrastinating and the writing style is also good. The details also echo the parallel world view. As time goes by, some people will feel that the writing feels like a running account, but so far it is generally good. It is just that the description of the system rewards makes people feel a little inappropriate. The material given is slightly too much, which is a small flaw. Of course, the description of the system is also concise and clear, making people want to read on. Can have a rating of 8.5

The three views are upright, and there is not much violence. It is in line with my view of the 1950s and 1960s. Without the efforts of that generation, there would be no current life, like those Siheyuan colleagues who are full of violence. I don't know why it is like this. I am scared to think about such a world.

It's a different courtyard novel. Except for Yi Zhonghai and the deaf old lady, everyone else writes it in a friendly way. Damao and Shazhu fight back and forth, which is just a slapstick fight between friends. I saw warmth in a Siheyuan novel for the first time. Jia Zhang will also give delicious food to her grandchildren.

At present, it seems to be the most harmonious courtyard house. Only Lao Yi was injured in the courtyard house. There is no hostility, no acting, no flying feces and urine, and no continuous insults and insults. It looks more comfortable.

Very good, this is called Qingman Courtyard

Writing about the same courtyard house is all selfish and self-interested. This book has three views on righteousness, which leads to good development through one person's attainment of the Tao.

It is a Siheyuan novel worth reading, a five-star recommendation! I really admire the author's seriousness. Although he is writing a novel about a courtyard house in Tongwen, he worked hard to verify historical data, and while telling the story well, he also restored the scene to the readers very well.

How to say it. Overall it's pretty good. Do not fight if you are angry. Occasionally make a small fuss and watch the fun. Some people say that the Jia Zhang family is so bad, and they don't want to think about what if Jia Dongxu died. The two widows and three children at home would probably be plotted to death by a group of beasts if they were not rogue. I think this book is quite good.

Bland, ordinary. But it was good to wash my eyes. Finally, it was not Jia Zhang who insulted and robbed the houses and food of the martyrs of the army.

It's okay, more updates would be nice. I hope there will be more dramas later.

Haha, I just like such a harmonious book. I get angry when I read books that emphasize too much violence, and there are too many books that emphasize violence. I get tired of reading them. Seeing such a harmonious book is a breath of fresh air! Not angry, but also happy, very comfortable to watch, hey! Real life is too tiring, so when reading, I like to read books that are a little more refreshing, a little more harmonious, and those that make me die at every turn are uncomfortable to watch.

The three views are very upright, and the content is also explained. It looks like writing a diary or record book. Also, I feel that titles like "Zhang Haoran, a Good Man and Good Deeds" and "Zhang Haoran's Renovation of the Siheyuan" are more appropriate. The Zhang Haoran you write about goes to school, takes exams, goes to university, graduates, gets a wife, helps neighbors, and contributes to development. It felt very fresh at first, but as I read on, I just looked at the table of contents and didn't think about the content.

A bland novel, not much of a dark courtyard.

Not bad, except for Long Yi, everyone stood at the protagonist's house. The meeting was a reaction by all.

It's well written. The protagonist fights for the motherland, and it also captures a bit of the life and fighting spirit of people in those days.