Siheyuan: Don’t Chase Me, I’m Afraid of Marriage!

It is nonsense to say that Jia's family did not have enough to eat. When Jia Dongxu was alive, he only had an urban registered permanent residence. That was because he was greedy for rural land and could not bear to buy centimeters. Later, he could no longer afford it, so he suffered a loss. When Jia Dongxu died, Qin Huairu inherited his job and converted to an urban registered permanent residence. Her children also became urban registered residents, and Banggen even went to the countryside in the later period. This is proof that the rural registered permanent residence did not come from the countryside. Therefore, the Jia family was really not poor when Jia Dongxu was there, and they were living a good life. They just wanted to eat meat, white steamed buns, and fine grains, which was not enough.

Advantages: 1. The characters are rationalized as much as possible, and the psychological evolution process of the villain is described, without being too dark; 2. The male protagonist stays out of the situation, and the focus is on the calculations between the characters in the original plot. The male protagonist can keep a distance, and there are not so many plots to abuse the protagonist. Disadvantages: 1. The article is not on topic, and the theme of fear of marriage is not well written. It feels like the male protagonist keeps saying that he does not want to get married and then becomes a scumbag outside; 2. The male protagonist is a bit indecisive and is too tolerant to others. For example, he is unwilling to take back the old deaf man he dislikes, but only gives a warning to treat the symptoms but not the root cause; 3. The cause of Jia Donglu's death and the attitude of the Jia family afterward are unreasonable. After all, the cause of Jia Donglu's accident was Yi Zhonghai, and the handling after the incident was flawed. It's too understated; 4. After Jia Donglu's death, Yi Zhonghai's first target should be the male protagonist with higher value, not Silly Zhu or Qin Huairu. From the current point of view, the male protagonist has performed perfectly. No matter in terms of wealth, status, moral character, etc., The male protagonist crushes both Silly and Qin. Yi Zhonghai will never give up the male protagonist easily, unless the male protagonist masters a weapon that can kill Yi Zhonghai with one stick, but it does not show that, so why did Yi Zhonghai not choose the male protagonist.

Can there be no cp? What Yu Haitang wrote is really disgusting. Isn't it good for the male protagonist to be alone and beautiful? I'm really disgusted by this🤢. I originally said that this era is reserved, such as gangster crimes. It's disgusting🤢, but it turned out that he was kissed by Yu Haitang. It's so disgusting.

Salty eats carrots and is indifferent to worries, while dogs eat mice and meddle in other people's business.

Although this book is a bit watery, it has a strong sense of the times, and the Jia family's situation is restored very reliably. Although it is said that there were no household registration restrictions before 1955, and those who married into the city could register as urban household registrations, some people really chose to retain rural household registrations in order to obtain land during the land reform after the founding of the People's Republic of China. After all, a person has about two or three acres of land. Even if he rents it to others, he can still get hundreds of kilograms of grain every year. In the early years of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the market was free, and all the necessities of life were purchased. Urban household registration was of no use, and there were many people who did not change their household registration. The character design of the Jia Zhang family and Qin Huairu in this book is also interesting. To be honest, when I saw the routines of the Jia family seizing other people's houses, I felt like my IQ was being rubbed on the ground. The Jia family consists of two widows and three children. In what era were they considered a vulnerable group? If others didn't come to rob her family's things, they should burn incense and rob others? That is really seeking death. Jia and Zhang's behavior in calling out spirits was just a deliberate attempt to create a shrew character for fear that others would think they were easy to bully. Who did they bully in the original novel? It's okay if you don't dare. As for the relationship between Sha Zhu and Qin Huairu, it was a purely clique relationship. There was no so-called love at all, so it was not surprising that Sha Zhu ended up in the end.

I read Chapter 41, Siheyuan Daily Essay. The writing style is pretty good and quite reasonable. It's not as bad as other ramblings and other people's writing. But he didn't call the police. He picked it up high and put it down gently. This book is less messy. The style isn't that dark either.

I used to read Naruto, and I also read the author's novel "Siheyuan". I thought the previous one was pretty good, but unfortunately it was unfinished. I've also finished reading this one. I feel that the main character is less described, and most of them are just side-tracking and obscene. Let's see how the author writes it! By the way, I wish the author a Happy New Year and all the best!

Is this fear of marriage? It turns out that the author's understanding of fear of marriage is that other women are not clear about it. Is it the fear of marriage? Easy to understand

The writing is okay. However, the title and content of the book can give you a glimpse of what is going on. It is a proper eunuch novel! Nothing to look at

It's more everyday, less violent, and Jia Zhang's writing is not so brainless. It's pretty good. I recommend it.