Siheyuan: I Personally Send My Younger Brother to Raise Pigs in the Countryside

How can I put it? Overall it's pretty good. I'll give you five stars first.

This idea is still possible!

For those who have watched the TV series, the characters in this book must be OOC. But the author's writing skills are good, and as a derivative setting, the plot needs are understandable. However, this plot arrangement and characterization are not to the liking of Tomato Siheyuan readers. I estimate that a considerable number of people will not like your content, even though the writing is very real and good. With this kind of power, you don't need to be in a courtyard house at all. It will be easier to become popular if you write a chronicle or an urban essay. Really recommend! From Chapter 150 onwards, the character has changed. The protagonist has become the male protagonist of a Japanese light novel. He doesn't refuse or resist, just Asashi. He only does this to women, but he does it to everyone. My beloved younger brother was bullied and he watched the whole process without saying a word. This is completely different from the struggle for one's own survival at the beginning. In addition, the description of the characters has declined a bit [awkward laughter]

Very true, very good article

In the TV series, it seems that Yu Li and his wife did not have children until they grew old together. Although I don't like the author Da Da, you broke down the cp, but the content of your novel is good. Personally, it's four stars.

Although the plot progresses at a whirlwind pace, the blood is real [like] It has the flavor of a Qiong Yao drama, and the family ethics are full of age.

I've read Chapter 80. When will Yan Jiefang be sent to the countryside?

The plot is very good, but you have to accept the second setting. There are quite a lot of changes in character and personality, but I like this. I don't need to re-memorize the relationship and background of the characters.

The waste flow in the courtyard is a bit cruel! Looking forward to the follow-up, five-star support

New angles, new story logic. It's equivalent to a new courtyard-themed story. The author is great, keep working hard!