Speedrunning the Siheyuan, Turning the Whole World Upside Down

Many young writers tend to make several mistakes when writing chronicles (including the author of this article). I would like to contribute selflessly here: First, before 1977, the new semester in universities, middle schools and primary schools started after the fifteenth day of the first lunar month every year, not in September now. September is the beginning of the second semester, so it is impossible to have the college entrance examination and the high school entrance examination in August. So why is it different now than before? Because in 1977, students only changed after three semesters. The only academic year in the history of Chinese education has three semesters. Second, before 1984, high schools only had sophomores, not seniors. Third, before 1994, workers only had Sunday off and worked normally on Saturday.

The author wrote it with all his heart, and I only express my personal opinion. It was indeed refreshing to deal with Yi Zhonghai, but the others were a bit awkward, some were licking the He family, and Yan Laosan was a bit arrogant. This book will be very divisive. Personal words, come on.

It's worth 5⭐ just because you dropped so many little treasures on that island [laughing evilly]

Little duck, Xiaobaga, carrying mushrooms to fry Tianhuang [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

If nothing else, just using mushrooms to blast the little devil is worth five stars.

I'm sleepy. It's good to see chapter 44 so far. Except for a few minor flaws, it was a hearty read [snickering] [smirking] Everyone in the Siheyuan has his own personal opinion on who is good and who is bad. As long as the [character image] is set up and the plot is reasonable, it is good. Keep up the good work [like] [like]

Starting from Chapter 18, three stars were given too much, and in Chapter 21, it was even given two stars. But considering the newbies, five stars will encourage you.

It feels really prettier than a bird [laughing and crying]

Since you wrote so well, I will give you a five-star review. Come on.

What are you writing behind?