In Siheyuan, I Become Huaihua, the Poor Little One

I haven't read the Siheyuan novel in which Sophora japonica is the protagonist, and I hope it will have a different flavor.

Very well written, keep it up and don't leave.

Fortunately, I persevered and skipped the previous plot of the courtyard. The protagonist became more and more attractive when he arrived in Xiangjiang. The characters and plots at the beginning are too stereotyped and have no new ideas, but later it turns into a literary and artistic novel, which is really interesting.

It's a pretty good book. Alas, it's a pity that the author thought that the later results were not good and wanted to change his style. In fact, I really like this book, especially the first two worlds. I give you five stars here to encourage me. I hope the author can write a better book.

The first twenty chapters are just average. Chapters 20 to 40 are slightly better than the previous ones. Maybe it's because the protagonist is too young to write. After chapter 40, the writing will get better and better. I look forward to it. Give me a five-star encouragement [currently in progress]

I just discovered this novel last night. I stayed up late to read it. I just reached the 81st chapter update. It is well written, but the role of Goldfinger is not very good. It would be better if it can take a more commercial route. Now that the Jia family knows the identity of the heroine and recognizes each other in front of the public, there is great pressure from public opinion, and they are very much looking forward to the heroine's response. To sum up: it is well written and should be encouraged.

It's very good-looking. Although it's not as short-lived as Siheyuan's Family, the author writes it so that people feel comfortable watching it. It must be five stars!

The writing about Little Sophora Flower is very good. She doesn't just have the skills right away. The part about secretly going to Hong Kong is more logical and seems more reasonable. Some descriptions of the security issues in Hong Kong should be added to the environment at that time, which would be more in line with the historical background of the time. After all, the heroine does not have martial arts, so the ending is not bad.

I feel like it was well written. Cut from the author's timeline to Xiao Huaihua and Xiao Dang, who had not been led astray at that time. The growth of the heroine in Hong Kong is also well written later on. I hope that Xiaodang can have a good ending after returning to the courtyard. After all, in this book, Xiaodang was good to the heroine when she was a child. In Qin's words, there is maternal love, but not much 233. After all, she is still a big boy who is close to her.

It's good to read, much more interesting than other fan fictions. Good luck to the author.