Siheyuan: Hey, You! Want to Date?

Is there anything wrong with giving the first good review to myself? Hope you all like it! This is probably the Siheyuan book that has challenged me the most. It is not aggressive, but very warm... Hmm, that's what I think anyway. That must be it!

This is my favorite Siheyuan novel. First of all, the first point is about marrying Qin Jingru; the second point is about the different Jia Zhang family (it was really not easy for a widow with no job and a son in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Don't think too well of people and don't think too bad of them); the third point is about the different Qin Huairu. In short, I saw a few real people, rather than the demonized "people" in many novels. Especially those three chapters that I half-crazyly forgot about. I read them several times... I feel like I won't be considered a loser by the time I finish them 🤭

It's very nice and well organized. Especially that night when I was listening to a book and heard about red pole and white pole, I suddenly remembered the story about lying on the board. The child also heard this song being sung non-stop all night 🤭🤭 It was actually rated four stars. Ha ha.

Very good, this is the best logically closed book on Siheyuan that I have ever read! All the twists and turns are more or less a perfect circle at the end! Hahaha, it's not easy for the author! Come on!

At first glance, it is inconspicuous, but the more you watch it, the more it tastes. There is a lot of room for subsequent expansion, but this "Qinman Siheyuan" is already a "Blood and Tears Siheyuan". It is dead, injured, stupid, and only Damao is still strong.

Looking at the comments, there are many women who poke fun at the system. Those who have the system feel that this book is too bottomless and they probably don't want to read it. After passing by the book waste area several times, I once again chose to trust the book friend. After all, the book friend only recommended one of the two books, or was it Wang Dapeng? What if it is missed? Fortunately, I clicked it and started listening and reading slowly and didn't miss this book 😄 No wonder the protagonist will eventually become a cadre of women's friends. Every female character in the book is vividly portrayed, and their personalities are different depending on the environment. Even Yang Daya and her mother are described with a sense of picture. Of course, the most distinctive character creation is the contradictory rain. To be honest, I dislike Qin Huairu the most after watching so many Siheyuan. As long as the heroine Qin Huairu is basically ignored, Qin Huairu in this book is written in a realistic and realistic way👍 Well, I can't say whitewashing, it is a different choice when meeting people. Well, I wanted to read the article about the protagonist Dongxu 😄😄

Many of the plots in this book are a bit wasted when used in Siheyuan. In fact, the author is capable of writing non-community period stories alone. Although there are flaws, according to the quality of Tomato's Siheyuan novels, this book still deserves a nine-point score. In fact, the author is quite thoughtful, including the male protagonist's occupation, system gender and character settings. I didn't read it in the past because it had a low rating and the title didn't appeal to me. I happened to listen to other novels and it was automatically recommended to me after listening to it. I felt pretty good about it.

The author is awesome. This is the first Siheyuan novel that I have read. This book contains the author's unique insights into the background story of Siheyuan, especially the various analyzes of the Jia family, which are very novel and logical. It is a Siheyuan novel worth reading.

This book is excellent, one of the best among the Siheyuan fan fiction I have read. First of all, the protagonist is not brainless, and the system appears less frequently than in other fan fiction, mainly because more space is used. Secondly, everyone in the novel has reached a logical closed loop, which starts from the original work but is higher than the original work. This is really very strong. For example, nine out of ten Jia Dongxu are scolding Jia Dongxu for being lazy, Jia Zhang is unreasonable and a bad mother-in-law. But if you think about it carefully, it's wrong. If Jia Dongxu is really worthless except for his skin, why did Yi Zhonghai choose him, why did Qin Huairu never forget him, and why did Yu Yu often visit Qin Huairu when he came back. Why does Jia Zhang's mother-in-law who doesn't do anything dare to threaten her daughter-in-law (who holds financial power) who works every day to earn wages? It's just because Qin Huairu doesn't want to go back to the countryside. And why Yi Zhonghai never raised an adopted son... You can find many corresponding logics here. In the end, although it is a novel with multiple female protagonists, the biggest difference from other female protagonists is that he deeply explores the characteristics of each female protagonist. This is also mentioned by the author at the end to make up for the shortcomings of the previous article. He also sent away all his confidante in the courtyard at the end, and returned to his death in an unexpected way that runs through the whole text, and the two lives overlapped in a trance. It makes readers cry enough. There are many, many wonderful places that I won't go into details here, but I highly recommend them. Personal feeling is 9.5 Or above

The writing is very good, it is not the kind of endless quarrels that are too violent, not the kind of random killings, there is a little bit of refreshment, a little warmth, some love and family affection, and in the end it is very touching.