Siheyuan: How I Was Forced to Become the Pillar of the Family

A small space, small thoughts, small means, fighting for life in small places, no fighting, no anger, no shit, and tricks out of thin air; the beginning is difficult, the plot is soothing, the breath of life comes to your face, and the way of getting along with neighbors and relatives is well understood. It is a very interesting novel. It is not a cool novel, and the score should not be low.

Leisure and entertainment online novels, read slowly, very comfortable online novels, please come on, the author, please update quickly. The branch plots are too confusing and the main plot is unclear. I can't stand it anymore and have deleted it.

I personally like the harmonious and friendly type of family, occasionally doing good deeds, and less weird and trivial things. This book is of this type. As long as you keep it, readers like us will definitely support it.

The plot is funny and not too violent. Mainly playing house

It's not a big deal. The mother with pig's feet is not strong enough and can easily be deceived into lameness and eaten out of the house. Fortunately, the older generation has made pig's feet the master. Otherwise, some pig's feet would have headaches. The conflict is arranged more reasonably. There is no such thing as occupying the martyrs' house and stealing things and then the universal forgiveness letter has a disgusting plot. Personally, I can still read it.

It's very interesting to write and comfortable to read! What a great article! The only shortcoming is that I encountered this book too early and couldn't read enough! The rating definitely underestimates the true value of this book. Just looking at the quality of the first 150 chapters, this book should be rated at least 9.4. The minimum should be 9.3 Points. Great book!

I saw Chapter 140. It's pretty good. There's nothing sinister about it for the time being. Except for Lou Xiao'e, the other women kept pulling and pulling, which was boring.

I read it two or three times, but the Hong Kong section feels a bit different from the earlier style. I really like this kind of courtyard novel. The trivial writing is very humorous. Although Li Laifu's novel is also about trivial things, it feels like a running account later. Chang Wei's writing is too upright, although it is good. But in that era, what ordinary people thought about was that they had enough to eat and were able to take care of their relatives. Although ordinary people had plug-ins. But how can there be so many high-end games for you to play. Those leaders have been through decades of war. How can they be willing to endorse someone with some ability just because of those things? They are basically doing it for the development of the country, and even for the sake of power and profit for their own children and grandchildren. This novel is more realistic. If you have some ability, you can also benefit yourself and your family and friends. There are not so many falsehoods. I have been urging updates on my two accounts before. Unfortunately, it ended too suddenly and I have not written the extras.

Although,,, I think the author's writing has become more and more smooth and the plot is well grasped, so I still give it five stars.

I've read more than half of it now. I didn't have any troubles with my parents. I found it quite interesting at first. But around chapter 250, it was still not that exciting. I feel like this book is so tasteless and it's a pity to throw it away. I really like the chronicle. If anyone has a good recommendation, thank you.