Siheyuan: Fighting the Japanese in the Capital

I've caught up with the fourth book, and it's okay. Do you want a basket this time?

I have read another book by the author before. It is very good. This one is the same. It is based on the dark version of Siheyuan. The writing is very good and fluent. Overall, there is no fault with the previous book. The protagonist of this book is considered to be born into a rich and handsome man. He has both parents and a younger sister. His real father is Chen Shimei, but he is a high-ranking official. He is definitely from the top family in the courtyard. The relationship is also stable, and the heroine is confirmed early. He started out as a Taoist, has the temperament of a magician, and has a lot of fortune-telling and fortune-telling. I used fortune-telling on the premise of understanding the original plot to spoil the plot for people around him, such as Fool Zhu. I can accept this. The more I use it, the more I feel it's getting a little annoying. I can't stand it when I see Xu Damao and Silly Zhu, who are not yet pregnant, trying to calculate the gender of their children. This is really awesome [laughing and crying] I have decided to abandon this book. It is a good book and is definitely considered a good work in the Siheyuan category. I am just not interested in this type of fortune-telling and word-testing. Five stars give the author a much better professional attitude than most Siheyuan authors on the market. The writing is delicate, the attitude is not perfunctory, the plot development is reasonable, and the logic is clear. It is definitely a breath of fresh air in the chaotic Siheyuan adaptation market. Sincere work, recommended!

From the beginning, this book is better than the previous ones.

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Personally I think it looks good. Anyone who abuses animals is good-looking.

This article is quite well written, but the description of Yu Yu is a little bit different, but there is still a certain probability. But I personally feel that He Daqing ran away and drank rainwater with Silly Pig. According to the original plot, Shazhu took He Daqing's shift and went to the cafeteria. There is also a theory that Yi Zhonghai found a relationship for Shazhu. Logically speaking, if the two of them were picking up trash together, the relationship between the two siblings would have been better, and they would not have become like this. At first I didn't understand it, but in the end I realized that drinking rainwater was to take revenge on Silly Zhu, not to mention Silly Zhu, but to get rich He Daqing. How to put it, I just feel that the probability is there, but it is relatively low. But when this book is written, it is a bit biased towards Universe and Xu Da Mao. But speaking from the perspective of an ordinary person who traveled to that time. If you have a deal with the universe, you can either cripple it or win it over, which will save you a lot of calculations. Xu Damao also has to win over him in this situation, otherwise the two of them will mess with each other, and even if Xu Damao is a villain, he will get the lead. If two of them are brought together, the four of them will basically have a winning chance of over 40%. If you include the protagonist, it's more than 50%, half and half. [Laughing and crying]

I can't tell the character traits. I'm looking forward to the follow-up. I'll give it a five-star rating first to support it. Come on, I like sadistic kissing

I've seen so many courtyard houses every day recently, and I've basically rated them two to three stars. I can't guarantee whether this one is worth five stars, but the protagonist is smart, and he handles the breeding birds first, and develops the details. It's not frustrating to look at. Those protagonists who have space and system are prophets, but they always get slapped in the face and make me vomit. I hope to see more and more courtyard courtyards with various routines. The more courtyard courtyards that are good-looking and not boring, the better.

Apart from the shorter number of words, this novel is indeed a fine Siheyuan. The main character has a moderate golden finger, and has a Taoist inheritance of fortune telling, medical skills and martial arts. He is from the second generation of a top official. He started high but did not struggle too much in the administrative route. He has a single heroine. He took a concubine in the later period but the process was very harmonious. He did not go abroad and relied on inheritance to make money. He is very capable of making money (he only makes money from rich people through fortune telling and medical skills) and has no shortage of money to spend. In the later period, he became a rich man. It belongs to the nanny story of Silly Zhu and Damao (changed the fate of the two main and supporting characters and accepted them as apprentices). The writing style is fierce and decisive, not a virgin, and has a sense of humor. What makes me regret is that Qin Huairu's family is a bit tragic. The number of words is a bit short and it's not enough to read.

To be honest, I haven't read a complete Siheyuan in a long time. I only read half of it and threw it away. The evildoers all got their due retribution, and there was no hesitation. The rhythm of the plot was clear and compact, and there was no exaggeration or Madonna in Goldfinger! A very good Siheyuan! The protagonist is like a monk who has received the inheritance, sitting and watching the clouds roll and relax! Looking forward to the new book 2025-11-04