
Siheyuan: Starting in 1948
四合院:从1948开始
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- Completed
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- 976k Words
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- 4mo ago
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Five-star praise, and there are very few five-star reviews. The author completes the prequel to Zhutian Siheyuan, which is well-founded and great. Judging from the housing structure of the Siheyuan, the characters in the Siheyuan represent the deaf old lady. Regardless of TV series or fan fiction, she has bound feet, loves to eat, likes to be clean, and has means. Living in the family house in the backyard, no matter whether she guessed that the original quadrangle was her property, she was a bannerman, a side room of a high-ranking official in the Republic of China, or an old lady with connections to the Kuomintang, she was not an ordinary person anyway. He Daqing's family was able to live in the master room. The author explained why he abandoned the family and his children later. One is related to his identity, and the other is related to the pressure of the compound. He knows too much. My guess is that it has nothing to do with the author. He Daqing also did not put all his eggs in the basket, so he prepared with both hands. First, he put the child in the courtyard, and was taken care of by his friends Yi Zhonghai and the deaf old lady. There were no descendants in either family, so the child would not survive. He did not expect to be plotted against. 2. Stay away from the capital with a widow. It would be best if you can have another child, not one here in the capital. There was contact by sending money and letters, and the results were calculated. Correction, it has been reduced to 3 stars. I traveled through the past. I have no ambitions. I just be a cook and live a good life. Don't mix it with other things. I am a military commander and an enemy agent. I took my two children and ended up being a deaf old lady and a dog licker. Disappointed, the prequel to Siheyuan was well written in the early stages, but it becomes more intellectual in the later stages. The more involved you are, the less likely you are to escape. To provide for the deaf old lady, you helped her meet the military commander's son and transfer her belongings. If she is caring for the elderly and has a close relationship, after liberation, her military commander's son will directly lurk or send someone to lurk down, run errands to exchange news, and then ask you to pass on the news, can you refuse? You are cowardly and timid, are you planning to become a traitor and a lackey? Withdrew, I saw a deaf old lady with a son of a military commander, who even went up to the pole to lick it. You have a gold finger, and you have space and the general memory of a time traveler. Where can you not be a master? If you have to write about the courtyard, will you be welded to death in the courtyard?
Except for the first few chapters on hydrology, the rest are all well written.
Very well written. It reflects the daily life of Sijiu City as truly as possible when the People's Republic of China was first founded. Many choices may be controversial from a God's perspective now. But it is understandable for people at that time from their personal perspective.
I have read Chapter 343, the latest one, and it looks good. The protagonist, He Daqing, is not a good person and does not have the aura of a protagonist, although some places in the book are written in the wrong era. The book is good, and the writing is very real. In the book, the people's attitude towards the new regime is slowly changing, and the protagonist is not a jumping-off person. The quality of the book is very good. I hope the author will continue to work hard. This is how chronicle articles are written slowly, without rushing. The rating is very low. The book currently has at least 9 points. This book is suitable for old bookworms. There is nothing pretentious about it, and there are things that have to be done. There is a plug-in space and there is not much to do. From the beginning of the second marriage of the protagonist until now, I have always thought that Qin Huairu might be the master.
The logic of the writing is clear, and the characters are well-defined. I have read hundreds of Siheyuan fan novels, and I can say that this is a very worth reading. Recommend it [laughing evilly]
I can deceive anyone, but I can't poison myself to death.
This should be more of a history book, and it also tells the story of a little person.
It feels okay! The IQ dialogue logic is in place. . . If it were another protagonist licking a deaf old lady, I would probably give you two stars without explanation. .
The reason why He Daqing took the widow away is more believable.
This is really good and real, unlike the current Siheyuan novels that are airborne every second.