
Siheyuan: In 1948, a Goddess Took Me Home
四合院:48年被女神捡回家
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Ten people should be rewarded every week, randomly around the world, and they should be rewarded with space and land to plant. Unexpectedly, they can't control everything with their thoughts, and they have to be artificially planted.
It's well written, but the portion is too small and doesn't make you full.
It would be fun if Qin Huairu and Silly Zhu were put together
Personally, I feel that the subject matter is relatively new, and I can't see any shortcomings other than the lack of it. There are also novels similar to Tomato. The earlier timeline of this book is better, but because there are more trick props and items, it is very interesting, and the description of the supporting characters is also better. I personally suggest that you can add a little bit later about the murder of the protagonist's "sister" family. When the protagonist is older, you can add some events in which he enters a university to serve the country and kill enemy agents or provide some technology. Cheers to the author [Like] [Like]
It's well written, but not enough to read.
It's okay, there are a lot of funny things in it, and the author's imagination is okay, haha, but the pictures I gave don't quite match my personal fantasy, haha. After all, it can't satisfy everyone, including me [laughing evilly], but overall it's okay, and it's worth reading. Come on!
It's well written and quite humorous, but the main character is 8 years old and so lifelike, okay?
It's pretty cool, but there are a lot of magic changes. For example, the timeline of the aborigines moving in the courtyard was too late. Xu Damao and Silly Zhu must have lived there since they were young. They were already 15 when they moved there, right? And Silly Zhu's house is his own, not divided. However, such changes in second-generation novels are acceptable
This book is great, come on