Siheyuan: Take the Vegetable Market with You

I have been inseparable from the Siheyuan fanfics since the year before last. Have I read hundreds of them? It should be about the same, there are really very few excellent authors, because after watching the drama, they have some personal understanding of the protagonist, supporting characters and plot. Ninety-nine percent of the authors have either not watched the drama or are young and do not understand the era. They make up random things that are always disgusting. They either describe the image of the supporting characters as out of touch with human beings, or write the humanistic things of the era as modern and fantasy. The author's cognition of this book is really in line with my personal taste and preference. Jia Zhang is really a normal person in the drama. Instead of being a scoundrel, helpless, ignorant, and shameless person, in the play she is really not a c-position in the Jia family. She never scolded her granddaughter for losing money, and she did not favor sons over daughters. In the play, she and Qin were eating steamed buns, three snacks of steamed buns, and she only used the summoning spell once in the whole play, which was the episode where Qin and Silly Zhu, who are different in the play, were together. The author's works are very good, and they are definitely in the top five of my favorite works. After all, in the past three years, I have read most of these novels with scores of six or above on Tomato. Com and Qidian. Com. Unfortunately, I read them too early. I read them in the evening from the time I searched for them in the morning to the time I read them. I can only pursue them slowly in the future, instead of putting many favorites on the bookshelf. After a long time, when I read them again, I didn't like them so much and gave up. Thank you for the author's efforts and dedication? [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Objectively speaking, this book is really good. The male protagonist is portrayed very comfortably, and some of the things he does are good deeds, but he doesn't make you feel particularly special. It just feels like he is kind, but also very smart and very resourceful. The most important thing is that the male protagonist really wants to make progress! Very motivated! [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh] And he's not bothered at all. He doesn't have most of the common problems of male protagonists in male videos (well, almost none.) There are obviously many female characters, but he just isn't that annoying. There is not much plot to describe the ambiguity between the male protagonist and those women. I don't know why I prefer the Jia family as a member of the protagonist (help). Just don't know why. Once it comes to Jia Jia as the protagonist and the good guy, I feel like this novel is so refreshingly written. [Laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] Maybe it's because the Jia family's writing in the fan fiction is so magically altered that it makes people look uncomfortable and unreal. Instead, it follows the original sentence, or writes it in a positive light, making it more acceptable.

This book was written by a wise man and was definitely not written by a cow or a horse. Such a high-end atmosphere. One routine follows another. It's mind-blowing. Is it the best in the routine book? I can only say 666. The powdered one can reach 10 stars. Highly recommended as both funny and awesome. I hope the author will continue to be awesome and must be rewarded.

It is a rare courtyard house work that has hangings but not large openings, so it is very reasonable, and then it also writes a different feeling. At least the hostility is not so strong. The most important thing is that no matter who it is, at different times and under different circumstances, the thoughts and behaviors must be completely different. Take Qin Huairu as an example. At least in my personal understanding, she should be a traditional Chinese woman, including Jia Zhang, and then If Jia Zhang and Jia Dongxu were really very harsh on Qin Huairu, she should not be able to never leave the Jia family. Although it was not good to remarry at that time, there were many remarries. She was not a fool. If she became a white lotus later, it could be said to be a helpless choice in that environment. The problem is that Silly Zhu is willing to fight and suffer. Who doesn't want to be an upright person if possible, right?

It's not that violent, it fits the family's shortcomings and sophistication, it's in line with the characters in the original drama, and it captures the main issue of providing for the elderly. The original drama has a theme of being able to support oneself in old age, which completely deceives people's perspective. Liu Haizhong and Yan Bugui have children but also have to support themselves in old age, a wonderful happy ending!

After reading Chapter 77, there was no peeing or peeing, and the anger was not strong! For the Jia family, if their son does not die, the household registration problem is solved, and they have no worries about food and drink, there will be no big surprise! I like them all so far! But I accidentally saw in the comment area that the male protagonist ended up marrying Chen Xueru, who had been divorced twice, and I immediately lost interest!

Not bad, not bad, the villain has been changed, and finally there is nothing to do with the Jia family. It is not easy. In this book, Jia Dongxu may not have to die (and there is no need to spread it) [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh] Anyway, now the Jia family has been deceived into pawns by the protagonist.

This is a more realistic Siheyuan, unlike some Siheyuan novels that demonize the characters in them and write them like monsters and ghosts. If Siheyuan were put into reality, ordinary society would be different. Those who are good at it can clean up a few in the courtyard.

It's a very interesting plot. The first plot is about being the sixth child. Later, the dismantling of the pension group is very awesome. It goes straight to the core of urban household registration.

My favorite description of this book is the transformation of Jia Zhang, because the fan version of Jia Zhang was demonized. The author of this book writes very logically. The protagonist seems to be from Pua Courtyard, but if you think about it carefully, it is logical and consistent with the social environment at that time. This kind of writing is not likely to give high marks to readers who are used to criticizing Siheyuan. Personally, I prefer this book because it is logical and humane.

That's pretty good, come on. It's just too little and not enough to watch. I feel like the protagonist has a chance to enter Beijing and Huaihe, so don't miss it [laughs]

The heroine is an old lady who has been married for the third time. She is amazing and very beautiful. The protagonist married a mother who is more than ten years older than her.

It's much better than other courtyard houses with large hookups, and the plot is quite reasonable.

[Laughing evilly] Apart from that Zhihu who is number one in the courtyard, you are opening a new river. Well written. Damn it, I want to say again that you put the love beast away and I will let it go, crazy 👅 Jia family? Speechless, you might as well be Mrs. Long. If she treats you as her grandson, you can still get all his inheritance and house.

This book deserves an 8 or above. If the whole Siheyuan network is talking about it, a 9 is not too much. Considering the tomato rating, a 9.5 Is reasonable. In conclusion, after reading dozens of Siheyuan fanfics, this one has more than 100 chapters. I think it is one of the best ones. The writing is average, the innovation is perfect, and the routine ideas are very popular with me.

She is good-looking, not brainless, and not demonized. According to the TV series, Mrs. Jia Zhang is just an ordinary old lady. She does not behave unreasonably every day. Everyone understands the ways of the world. She is not brainless. She is one of the best in the Tomato Courtyard.

It was exciting. If this combination of punches continued, Yi Zhonghai would be stunned. It's more enjoyable than those fighting and killing games.

This article is awesome and the author has created a new idea. Not bad, five-star praise, speed up the update.

I finished reading the forty chapters at once, especially the last few chapters which were very interesting and enjoyable haha. There are some minor flaws but they are innocuous. I would give it an 8.0-9.0. This is a very good start! I hope it will continue and keep working hard! Come on

Very funny, with all kinds of reasonable tricks, I recommend watching it [laughing and crying]

I have read 42 chapters so far. The writing is good, with some minor flaws, but the flaws definitely outweigh the flaws. I have read hundreds of Siheyuan books and it can be ranked as the second funniest one! IQ is also online, not bad, not bad

It's good to watch. This film is equivalent to a courtyard novel about officialdom, and then substitutes some plots from other eras. The plot of the protagonist against the people in the courtyard is brilliantly written, and there are constant laughs about the changes in the fate of the people in the courtyard. The downplaying system in the back is also good. Basically, it is just a free meal without the need to buy supplies. The post-integration plot will definitely get a score of 9 if it doesn't collapse. The most important thing is that I really want to make progress

I have read Chapter 29, and I feel that it is quite good and serious. Every character is quite normal. Compared with those who are full of hostility and conspiracy (but it is quite refreshing to watch), they are closer to normal people. It is normal for a common man in a courtyard to have some small calculations. It is unrealistic to have a lot of conspiracy and conspiracy. It is impossible to have a courtyard of spies, right? Come on, author, keep writing, I'm optimistic about you [laughing evilly]

Five Elements Book Review? I can't find metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. However, your book is well written and I still need to give it a thumbs up. First of all, there is no cliché arrangement for the protagonist to do any shopping, and he makes money by flipping things in his portable space all day long. If the place of work is a small unit, it can barely be justified, but how can a steel rolling mill with tens of thousands of people take advantage of the three melons and two dates you went to the countryside to purchase? Secondly, in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the money was one yuan per ten thousand yuan, then came the era of the Great Black Ten, and then came the great unity of the world in 1962. No one was told how to deal with large amounts of cash during these currency changes. Secondly, the arrangement of interpersonal relationships in the courtyard is innovative and there are no old stereotypes like stereotypes. Looking forward to what the author will develop next.

It brought the Jia family onto the right path, and the process was quite humorous!

This is a breath of fresh air in the courtyard! It's the first time I've seen such a sinister person

It's so funny, the plot is wonderful, the author really brings out the protagonist's old character to the fullest, it's worth recommending

It's an excellent courtyard house. It's not a set of back and forth, and the plot design is also relatively reasonable. There were comments earlier about the requirements for raising pigs, so I don't think it's necessary to dwell on the details. As long as the logic of the novel is smooth, come on.

A rare masterpiece of a courtyard house, worth seeing

This book has the potential to be a famous book, but I had to figure out the title, but I didn't find this good book by looking at the title. So interesting. Ha ha.