
Siheyuan: Silly Zhu Has Woken Up, So What About the Retirement Group?
四合院之傻柱醒了养老团咋办
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I think it's pretty good. In other (same) novels, Silly Zhu acts as a thug and gets beaten up by the protagonist in various ways. However, in terms of itself, Silly Zhu himself is quite good. He is just and righteous, but he was plotted against. He is protected by the protagonist, and he is also righteous to the protagonist. If you look at it this way, it's very comfortable. I give it 5 stars.
After reading this chapter, I looked solemn, lowered my head deeply, turned off my phone silently, stood up, opened the refrigerator, and took out a bottle The 1982 Collector's Edition of Lei Bi was held tightly in his hand and he slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside the window is a bit dim, just like my heart Love is the same, heavy, very heavy, gradually, the outside becomes gray It started to rain lightly in the sky. Why, my vision is blurred. No I don't know if it's me crying or it's raining heavily, it could be both Well, my mood is even more melancholy. I can no longer suppress the emotions inside me. Opened the window and shouted out the window Come: It's so short! Who do you look down on?!
This novel is not so violent, and the protagonist is not a tough type. Most of the time, he is a slut, doing things in private, and at critical moments, he will show off his plans and proposals. The most important thing is that he has completely changed He Yuzhu's destiny. He is no longer the fool who was controlled by the family and played by the widow! Although the protagonist takes action again and again, Yu Yu's fate has basically changed. The original aunt, Xu Damao, and Lou Xiao'e have all changed a lot. Even the fate of Lou Xiao'e's parents 60 years later has also changed! But at the same time, those negative characters, the old and desperate successor, and Liu Haizhong, the filial son under the stick, have also changed to varying degrees. You may think that the most outstanding character is Wang Erya. It is undeniable that this character is the best in all aspects of character and character. The key is that a rural woman does not believe in fate, changes herself and helps people around her, and she can even think about the status of women, and her thoughts have reached a certain pattern! The reason why I don't give five stars is because I don't think the two characters are very good. One is Mrs. Long. In my understanding, she should be a scheming old fox-like woman. She has his plans behind many things. This old lady is not a positive character! The other person is He Daqing. This person is very contradictory. He is a man who can mix well in the courtyard, which makes Liu Haizhong and the others afraid. However, he shrinks in front of the White Widow. He is an irresponsible father who abandons his son and daughter, but insists on mailing child support for ten years. So I always feel that He Daqing's running away is not only because the old woman loves the widow, especially when he ran away, it was during the investigation. It's a critical time for separation, so I always feel that a man who can use 36 tactics to deal with two widows when his son is getting married must have a last resort. I don't know if the author will design it later. Some novels whitewash He Daqing, saying that he ran away because of composition issues, and to save his son and daughter. Some also blackened He Daqing and described him as a pure scumbag. But I always feel that there are many inexplicable contradictions in this man. Just look forward to it!
When I saw the chapter about Jia Zhang's report, the author's content was more in line with the background of the times and the public's psychological thinking at the time. He did not write too much content that required searching for information. At the same time, he also paid attention to some summary points that are easy to ignore, such as 5% less to deal with bill issues. After all, the source and the principle of one out, one in are the same now, so it reads smoothly. However, there are a few places in the content that I don't know whether they are for readers to imagine themselves or are deliberately foreshadowing... Such as the fishing part. If it's foreshadowing, it depends on the author's knowledge... I'll look at the author later, come on.
I went to work as a nanny for a long time. The key is still in place. . .
This book is refreshing. It has a different starting point from other courtyard houses. Yes, a good book. . .
I really like it so far, and I hope it won't be too late in the future.
The IQ of the whole book is online, the logic is reasonable, and the space cheats are exaggerated. This is the cool point of this article. The whole story is in the courtyard house, and no troubles are made outside. The conflicts between neighbors are just trivial matters, and no fatal blows are made. I like to see this kind of thing. Even if it is open, one star will be deducted.
Your open ending makes me want to punch the author.
This is the second well-written Siheyuan novel I've seen. It's all very logical, with some good elements thrown in. It makes people feel that it is not very violent but also makes people feel happy.