My Cousin's Name Is He Yuzhu in Siheyuan

Just follow your rhythm, it looks comfortable

The author's writing is very good and very immersive. Gold Finger is not like other novels that are either too boring or too stretchy. There are many details in the plainness that are worth savoring. I really put myself into the role of He Yuzhu's cousin. There is not so much violence and it is very real. I have read Chapter 46 and hope that the author can maintain this quality in the future [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Vaccination is more effective than treating disease, worth watching

This book is very comfortable to read, unlike some novels where you get so angry that you want to smash your phone after just a few chapters. Moreover, I also like the character of the protagonist in this book. We are just ordinary people, living our own small lives. We don't have such big ideals to help these people and develop the country. It is useless. The courtyard itself describes the life of ordinary people, why is it so awesome? An ordinary person's thoughts after reading this book, this book is really good! ! !

It looks okay for now.

Come on, work hard first

It looks good so far, the logic is rigorous, the characters are accurately positioned, and the plot is compact.

The pace is lively and the layout is reasonable. IQ is online and above the level of diction and sentence making. At present, the 100,000 words include the Pinsiheyuan fanfic, I will check it out later...

The writing is quite good, with some flaws. The protagonist is a bit naive [face covering] and somewhat unconcerned with worldly affairs, but compared to those director who only worked for a month, he is more reasonable. Siheyuanwen is not so violent. If you want to see either death or disability, you don't need to read further. Dongxu died alone. The more poisonous point is that he took his wife and then stabbed her. There is not enough space to directly describe the Crimson King.

That's right, don't go astray

Well written, keep it up

This is the second novel about the courtyard house that I have found on four novel platforms in the past two years. This is the second novel about the courtyard house that I can read. The first one is "Rebirth in the Leisurely Life in the Red Age"

It's worth reading. You also need to read more comments. Haha, the comments are better than the book.

I finished reading every word without missing a word, and I still couldn't get enough of it. It's so good. Although it has a system, it's not as exaggerated as other systematic articles. It's all about trivial things in life, but it's very enjoyable to read. I highly recommend it.

It's a bit transparent, maybe because I haven't graduated yet, but it looks pretty good so far.

The quality of Siheyuan novels this year is getting better and better. This one is also good and worth reading.

A little imperfect, but nothing serious! Not bad, keep up the hard work, come on

Now that I see it, there are a lot of wonderful things written, not too aggressive and full of life, great

The same article is worth reading. The first part should be 5 stars, but unfortunately the last chapter is a continuation of the story, which reveals the author's unfamiliarity with steel rolling mills. This is equivalent to discontinuing updates and no further evaluation.

I have read many historical articles on Siheyuan, and this one is considered a rare masterpiece.

You can take a look at it. It's better than the Yan Jiewen one I saw before. In that beginning, two egg-laying roosters took over, and it was still one egg per hour [laughing and crying]

Not bad, at least better than most.

This book writes about the Qingman Courtyard from the perspective of Cousin Silly Zhu, which is quite good.

It's a little bit more aggressive, but luckily I can accept it. The content has good coherence and is relatively close to the real life of that era.

Yes, the characters are well drawn, and the best ones all have their due endings.

Well written, with a real sense of the times

I can't get out of reading Siheyuan. I don't know what number this is. It's well written.

It's okay, I've finished reading it all!

The second half is a bit deliberately aimed at the Yi and Jia families.

The Siheyuan books are quite good.