Siheyuan: Kill Jia Dongxu and Huai Rugui at the Beginning.

A harem fantasy... The writing is good, the timeline has been rearranged, and the puppets can play some tricks, such as getting a few that look like me and some ID cards, wouldn't it be good? Couldn't it be more compact... The space can be plugged in for powerful breeding! Come on come on!

It's pretty good. The golden finger is not wide enough. It's mainly due to the lack of combat power or skills, but it's still okay. The plot of the incident is also reasonably and logically arranged, especially the Hou family's plan of having one fish and three fish. If you have a golden finger, you won't be able to use it if you press it. If you play the ten times or five times areas, you don't have to use only the three times areas. The protagonist is just a stallion, so writing about emotions is redundant. Not even going to see her at home is ruthless. For example, Liang Ladi ate everything, and while writing about how strong she was, she walked weirdly the next day, and at the same time, she only asked for leave for most of the day. So why should she rush back to work to pay the protagonist back? The protagonist clearly knows that the thinking of the elderly in that era is still old-fashioned, and it is still persuasive to be a concubine because of the pressure of life, but he still leaves the woman to bear everything on her own, secretly and even hiding it from her family. She cannot get married in name, nor can she get married in fact.

This book is very good, the emotions are very real and natural, and it doesn't have that much of a dog-licking taste. There is no beginning to show the cooking skills of Ling Gou, and it is written that the male protagonist does not know how to cook. Life skills are low. Needs love from the heroines. There is also the slight dominance and compromise that a male protagonist should have. Personally, I like this style very much.

Divorced Qin Huairu has nothing to do with Siheyuan, but it is well written

It's so rare that we finally have Liu Lan in this courtyard, Lou Xiao'e, Qin Jingru, Ran Qiuye, Ding Qiunan, Yu Li, Liang Ladi, Chen Xueru, don't forget to accept them all, don't give others the advantage.

Except for some minor flaws in the time period setting, I think it looks really good. Continue

It's my type, I like to lick it as long as it demands a response. Otherwise, if you talk crookedly, people will automatically come to your door?

Thank you very much for your efforts

Surprisingly, I can still accept it and I can continue to watch it.

Although some of the plots are not perfect, the writing is interesting. Give it five stars and hope it will be better in the future.

To be honest, this is the type of courtyard house I like.

If you travel through space, your life will go as you wish. Some rescues are not perfect, but it is gratifying that the characters are well polished and the flaws are not covered up.

Few stars means that the author should work hard and can add stars later.

Have depth Connotative I understand everything

Nice! Excellent quality! It looks pretty good so far!

Maybe I got tired of the messing around in the Siheyuan, and there was nothing to write about to cut through the mess quickly. This article suddenly brought out the key character Qin Huairu, and maintained some disconnected ties with the Siheyuan. The plot is gradually unfolding, and various female protagonists will appear. I look forward to the following

Five stars is a must. You are simply the envy of those who are reborn through time travel. [Cool] [Cool] [Cool]

The first two words have been reduced.

It's really good, a boutique product of the courtyard house

Scholar-level literary talents

The protagonist seems to be preparing to collect stamps...

The rating is low, very good 👍

Very good and worth seeing

Well written, keep up the good work

Why don't you continue writing? Why don't you continue writing?

You can read what's written

What a pity it ended so soon.

Is there no Qin Jingru in this book? ?

Why is such a good book rated so low?

When are you going to live in a courtyard house?