Silly Zhu Changed After He Daqing Left

This book is very vivid and reasonable in terms of structure and plot deduction. It is considered a masterpiece among Siheyuan books. It also has shortcomings. It starts not to write seriously in the middle. From the middle to the end, it is described in the form of a running account. But overall, it can tell a complete story. I give you five-star praise. I hope your next book will be more exciting 👍👍👍

I like this Siheyuan novel. First of all, the storyline with He Yuzhu as the main line continues. Unlike other Siheyuan novels, the stories of various animals occupy a large space. Secondly, the scene of arguing with others is very exciting, and it is very sharp to get to the point. Furthermore, the relationship between the brotherhood and Xu Damao was handled very well. Moreover, the number of words in the article is appropriate, and articles with hundreds of chapters often lose interest after reading half of it. All in all, not bad, keep up the good work, author!

After He Yuzhu left He Yuyu to be taken care of by the old lady in the backyard, he hurriedly rode his bicycle to the hospital. After arriving at the hospital, He Yuzhu realized that his wife had lost her breath when she was sent to the hospital, and she had now been pushed into the morgue. This is the part that deducts one star.

A rare good article in secondary creation is that the follow-up of Wei Hua is a bit sloppy. Even if it is just one chapter to fill in the loopholes, it is still worthy of Wei Hua's silly dad!

Very well written, very good 👍👍👍👍👍👍

This novel is pretty well written, and it changed the ending of the Siheyuan. The content is pretty exciting, and the plot is pretty good, but somehow it's not very satisfying to read to the end. It's a novel about the rebirth of Silly Pillar that you can read.

At first I wanted to give it five stars, but after thinking about it I gave it four stars. It felt strange that Sophora japonica disappeared like this. He Yuzhu allowed Sophora japonica to have dinner with her, which meant that he had let go of his resentment towards Sophora japonica in his previous life, or he couldn't bear it, otherwise he would not have let her into the room for dinner. Compared with others, He Yuzhu turned a blind eye. Why did Sophora japonica call out the title "Silly Dad"? Could it be that Sophora japonica, who passed away in her previous life due to a fever, traveled back in time and thought about driving He Yuzhu out, which led to her death? She couldn't bear it and became insane. Otherwise, why would she be called He Yuzhu (Silly Dad)? This is just my personal opinion. If you have different opinions, please feel free to comment.

I have discovered that the good ones on the subject of courtyard houses are those about rebirth without system and space, and about Zhu Zhu being devoted to moths. I have read a few of these and they all have five stars. I don't feel jumpy when watching it, and the overall feeling is very comfortable.

One of the few in the courtyard, Sha Zhu and Sha Mao fight against the birds together, and the plot is well interspersed.

The author's writing is good and the characters are well written. This is one of the few good books I have read in so many courtyard houses.