Siheyuan: Those Shameless, Carefree Days

The subject matter is quite new. I don't know if it hasn't been developed yet. Now the protagonist is married, Yang Mi, Fat Di and the others, will they accept her? There is also a local heroine. What is the author's plan? Licking the stupid pillar is a bit innocuous.

It's heartwarming, funny, and well-written. A time-travel novel in the skin of a courtyard house, it weakens the courtyard house and the background of the times, and strengthens the characteristics of the characters. It's a pity that more than half of the chapters are full of nosebleeds or nosebleeds. It turns out that it's not accurate until it's almost finished, and it's suspected of being unfinished.

Great creative suggestions for plot arrangements Reba should take advantage of the transfer and move into a courtyard; the male protagonist buys the Xikuoyuan and arranges for Yang Mi Reba to live in a courtyard; the three children have not gone bad and the old lady in the backyard has handled the situation well; the plot should arrange for the male protagonist to let Aunt Jia return to the countryside; Qin Huairu directly remarries Xu Damao; shortcomings: Yang Mi Reba's space seems useless; in addition to Yang Mi's emotions, the male protagonist's space also includes signing in and winning. It feels like the golden finger of the male protagonist is too big to obtain market items; the character Yang Mi and Reba's portrayal feel like they have been reduced from the protagonist of later generations to a supporting role in time travel; if the male protagonist system is set, there is only space; Yang Mi can sell items from the 1960s through the mall; Reba has space for planting; in this way, the three male protagonists can help each other.

It's quite interesting. Pig's Foot is a smart person.

The character of the old lady is lovable, the third uncle did not take revenge, and it is suspected that Nazha did not explain, let alone other actresses. Most importantly, the acceptance rate of modern people is not that high. By the way, the male protagonist's woolen outfit is bleeding and he won't eat it.

I thought there was one car, but there were only two. . .

It's beautiful, the rhythm is smooth, the plot is vivid, the characters are described delicately, it's a great work. I was persuaded to leave it several times by the introduction. After reading the main text, I realized that the meat in the bun is not in the folds.

The writing is really good, the protagonist is pretty good

The setting is quite interesting

Come on, come on, come on, come on