Siheyuan: With the Simp Gone, the Whole Courtyard Is in Ruins

The writing is good. In fact, if you try to write the courtyard house in the original work, it is actually about Buddha nature. Yan Bugui, Liu Hai, Zhong Yi and Zhonghai represent the greed, anger and ignorance in Buddhist nature. Each character represents the six paths of reincarnation in Buddhism: the deaf old lady in the three good paths and the heavenly path, the stick stem in the asura path, and the human path He Yuzhu. The three evil realms are Xu Damao, the animal realm, Jia Zhangshi, the hungry ghost realm, and Qin Huairu, the hell realm.

Cool, this is the right way to start rebirth

One of the finest Siheyuan articles. There are not many external plots, and the scenes inside the courtyard are relatively rare, and the past and present lives of the birds are written out, and the karma and retribution are written. This book is a bit sad to read, and I personally feel that Jingru is a bit uneasy... People of that era were faced with a world that was devastated but full of waste, and people who had light in their eyes stood up and stood up, while people who had no light in their eyes struggled to avoid it, but who can tell clearly, those who have light in their eyes are good people, and those who have no light in their eyes are bad people?

This is the most tearful book I have ever seen about Lao Xu and Zhu Zhu. There is no harem like other courtyard houses. The golden finger is basically useless. But it is this ordinary life again. People who really read it will have the ups and downs. The author wrote it with a subjective consciousness. But there are a hundred Hamlets in the eyes of a hundred people. Although the encounters and endings of the birds are not perfect in my mind, I am still willing to give this book a five-star review. The last extra chapter is really beautiful. The pillar of the finale is Damao. Do you remember the words of Mozi? It really seemed a bit sensational to me. In modern society, how many people can have such a person that can be remembered for a lifetime?

It's great. I also think the most unscrupulous person in this TV series is He Yuyu.

The writing is quite good, with good foundation and the author has put great effort into it. The author should have watched it on TV several times. When I first saw Licking the Deaf, I wanted to give up. I felt that it would be more exciting if I didn't lick it. Then I continued to watch it, and it became more and more interesting, especially the treatment of Yan Bugui's family, which is rare in Tomato, and it is very refreshing! ! ! Recommended to everyone! ! ! !

The plot is vivid and vivid! The characterization is perfect! This book is one of the best in Tomato! The deaf old lady I first watched in the TV series had a bad impression of her. Whenever there is a novel about kneeling down to lick a deaf old lady, I will read it carefully. However, no novel has such a vivid image and the stakes are clear. Generally speaking, books about kneeling down to lick a deaf old lady will definitely be blocked and reported. But in this book, the deaf old lady does not frame the protagonist in such a high-profile manner, and she is sincere instead of sincere! This is really possible! After all, no one else is stupid. It's different from the kind of holy scripture where the protagonist maliciously frames the protagonist while the protagonist kneels down and licks her!

The characters are described very delicately, and different scenery can be seen from different angles. Through the author's writing style, various calculations and being calculated, the intertwining of love and hatred, a living microcosm of the society of the era is constructed. Who can say who is right and who is wrong? There are one hundred Siheyuan novels with one hundred different features. It is difficult to satisfy everyone. Selfishness and self-sacrifice are like the good and evil in people's hearts. Some people can suppress evil, but some people cannot suppress evil. When things don't concern you, good and evil are balanced. When things happen to you, can you really distinguish between good and evil? The quality of the work is in the eye of the beholder, but at least I personally feel pretty good about it.

This book was written by the author based on watching many TV series. The time and relationship between the characters are very appropriate, and there are no insertions in other dramas (the same text includes Blood Romance, Zhengyangmen, Man is an Iron Rice, Gang Nanyi, etc.) And national contributions that deviate from the theme. I can see the karma and retribution, and it is overall good.

Focusing on the Siheyuan, but not limited to the Siheyuan, especially the beginning of the myth, and the echo at the end, it is in line with the simple expectation that evildoers who turn into ghosts will be judged. It is by far the best work among Siheyuan fan fictions.