Siheyuan: I’m the Neighborhood Director

It's a good book. It's the first time I've seen the street director's perspective, and it's well written. There's a lot that can be done from this perspective. After reading Chapter 101, I really can't stand it anymore. I originally thought it was a new book with a different perspective, but it ended up criticizing the deaf old lady, criticizing Yi Zhonghai's wife, criticizing the deaf old lady, and criticizing Yi Zhonghai's wife. . . . Anything that writes about development is better than this. Why are you going on a blind date when others really can't get a wife? Others are so poor. If you can't afford food, what's the use of forcing it on others? Withdrawn. . . It gives me a headache looking at it

It's rare to see such a decent Siheyuan fanfic, the male protagonist, the street director, really has nothing to say. There are no superpowers, no fantasy plots, no harems, and no threesomes. It is a very honest period fanfic. It really deserves a high score. It's really rare among Siheyuan fanfics.

To be honest, I didn't expect this angle, but the author's writing was extremely comfortable, a light of righteousness, there was basically no crookedness, but it still felt refreshing. The author writes well

It is an alternative among the Siheyuan novels. There is no ink mark, the table is lifted directly, and the main heroine Jia Zhang is shot in the first few chapters. The writing is smooth and logical.

Those who are shouting to kill decisively come here to learn and learn. This is called decisive killing. The only fly in the ointment is that they were saved. Next time, kill the old deaf man first.

This could have been done. His outlook on life was very good. He was not bullied by other time travellers, so his rating was a bit low. At present, the intensity of dealing with Yi Buqun, Lao Deafzi, and the Jia family (Jia Zhang often said that the Jia family is a wealthy family) is not very strong. It will be better if these goods are dealt with in the future.

It's great. Although the violence is a bit loud and some details don't feel very reasonable, it breaks the feeling in many fanfics that God suppresses the halo of the protagonist! Personally I think you can still watch it

IQ is online, outlook on life is normal, and I won't be a dignified director of the subdistrict office trying to push the limits of others. It's not like I have to live in the Qinman Courtyard to stop writing.

The male protagonist at the beginning, as the director of the sub-district office, truly exercised the rights of a state agency member, with clear rewards and punishments, without any sloppiness or pull. There is no ambiguity about whether to be shot or imprisoned. It truly fulfills the theme of having to abide by the law even in courtyards! Moreover, the male protagonist in the whole story does not have any of those bullshit third-party incidents that would ruin the whole story. It's good, it's more of a career story! Subsequently, the author opened up a new angle, which is similar to the rebirth of the rest of the courtyard and a new life. It is still a very novel angle! The most important thing is that there is no cheating or demonizing plot in the book, which is even better!

Nice! I have read many novels about courtyard houses, and the protagonist of this novel finally no longer lives in courtyard No. 95! Cut the mess with a sharp knife! Deal with things in line with the environment at that time! No mother-in-law or mother-in-law! It's just that there are a little few updates, so please give the author a big boost!