
Siheyuan: A Wrong Turn into Nanluoguxiang
四合院:误闯南锣鼓巷
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Yes, there is no demonization of the characters in the play. It is originally a story about ordinary people in that special era. How come there are so many conspiracies and plots, and the calculations are nothing more than a few kilograms of rice noodles and a few vegetables. The interactions between the characters are also well expressed, and the characters are relatively fleshed out.
The plot is appropriate, the logic is reliable, the plug-ins are reasonable, the flavor of the era is strong, and it is relatively realistic.
So Many Siheyuan is a down-to-earth and easy-to-read, serious period novel. It is a hundred times better than those who kill Jia family just for money, trample three uncles, and become the king in the courtyard. Know how to get along in a real courtyard house. The protagonist's personality is not very good. He looks for trouble when he has nothing to do. He doesn't take responsibility for trouble when he has something to do. He is afraid of what will happen next, and he is afraid not to look for trouble in the first place. And when he goes to the courtyard, he turns into a stick and stirs things up everywhere. After the trouble is over, he always wants to be a good person. It can only be said that it is appropriate for a time-traveling ex-wife to be unvirtuous and unfilial to her son.
It's amazing, my brother. It has a sense of the times, the plot is reasonable and not brainless, and it makes people laugh. It's not funny for the sake of being funny. It embodies Mao Dun, a modern person who wants to be gregarious but is a bit unsociable in the red age!
The writing is quite good, but when the protagonist saw the deaf old lady scolding Liu Chunyan, the protagonist turned into a coward and hid outside the door without daring to go in.
The language is simple and fluent, and the plot is lively and interesting. The author strives to restore the daily life of an ordinary person back in the red era. The protagonist has a very upright outlook on life, but is a bit slippery. He has his own rules for daily dealings, and plainness is the truth. Going back to the past, no one can stand a small battle in three days, and a big battle in five days. After writing more than a hundred chapters, I have forgotten that the protagonist has a system! The next game is a big deal, but I don't know how the author arranged it? Looking forward to further developments. . . (In that era, there was information on many things, and there were many representative cases, such as the female gangster who was beheaded, the target of removal was beheaded, etc. I don't know what route the protagonist took later)
Update faster and faster. I finally found a period article that is full of fireworks and normal thinking. Come on, author, update it faster. It's not enough.
A mixed bag of salted fishes, a burst of complaints, and violent conflicts in the comment area. You are born in the 80s and are burdened with huge pressure. You endure the family tyrannosaurus, earn ten yuan and spend eight yuan. You are three or five friends drinking and chatting while complaining about the person next to you. You own the store and hold the economic power (housework, pension, and education are all your wife's? In reality, I have never seen a person who can open a store and keep a store). Traveling through the red era, you were born under the red flag and grew up in the spring breeze. Perfectly integrated into Qinman Siheyuan
Good logic, very standard grain and grass writing The writing is relatively good There is no obvious poisonous point, and there is no obvious refreshing point. Well, it is not tomato enough. Every bit of an ordinary person's life, there is no obvious main line, the character interaction and obviousness try not to mix with the original drama, and it is self-defeating. The characters are neither derogatory nor complimentary, they are all struggling to survive. The plug-in configuration is quite satisfactory, but it is obvious that the protagonist did not try his best to develop and use it, and just used it as storage. It is recommended to develop the main line and add some refreshing points. After all, coming to Tomato to read a book is not really about reading memoirs of the times. It is more about letting the author take us to experience a different world in the book and vent some of the boringness of real life.
The writing and narration in Qidian Siheyuan is not weak, and the characters are relatively vivid, but it is not a good thing for online writing because it is not exciting enough and sometimes even feels aggrieved. The summary is well written, much better than many Siheyuan on this site with a score of 8.9. I've caught up with the latest. The low score is purely because the protagonist's character is not likeable, not the writing quality. The novel is more suitable for readers with a certain amount of reading because it is not too toxic. The plot arrangement is quite reasonable. The school does not overly demonize each character. Each character has his own characteristics. There are too many life-like things, which leads to the lack of coolness. The protagonist is a little pretentious. People who have read a lot of books are more likely to accept it, but you can see the growth of the protagonist. It is really a good novel.