The 1960S: Only in Hong Kong Can You Marry a Second Wife
年代60：香港才能娶姨太太
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I'll give it 5 stars. I personally think it's worth watching. It's a good Siheyuan template. There aren't that many things to worry about. It's just that there are a lot of female protagonists. I've watched 5 of them so far. I hope I won't write more about them in the future. There will be more daily life and development. There's no need to write about women all the time. No, how can you write that kind of plot? Because of something caused by a woman, your own grandfather was killed. You have to write the protagonist like this. If there are more heroines, there will be more heroines. If you want to do this kind of thing, you need to use his grandfather's death to prove something. Even if the two people are together in the future, won't there be a gap?
It looks like a courtyard house with a changed name. Even the occupation is the same [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] When that god appeared, I felt a little bit unbearable. The whole world felt different [smile][smile]
In years of famine, large game hunted in the countryside belong to the collective. Even if one person catches the game, he cannot sell it privately. Personally, I think it's a big mistake for pig trotters to meet and apprentice with people in the black market.
This is the story of building another courtyard house under the skin of a courtyard house. Good writing, keep it up It's no fun to leave the courtyard! It's all about dancing! Minus two stars
It's very interesting. There should be more authors. Not all quadrangle courtyards are No. 95.
The writing is really good, busy but not chaotic. The plot is also vivid.
Character collection building! The characters you need include leaders, villains, passers-by, and various professions! Everyone is asked to come up with a good name, and then finally arrange the character and acting style. If not, the author will write it blindly. As for the content, you can design it yourself and I will connect it. You can also just give the name and job, and I will arrange for the protagonist to meet the character by chance.
If I don't save it, I just feel like I can't wait to finish everything in one month. You didn't think it would take a year to finish writing this book, right?
I have read more than a dozen chapters, it is too bland, it deserves five stars, this sadness must be shared
The writing is okay, it's okay, it's quite realistic, the logic is clear, it's worth a read, it's worth a read, it's worth a read