No One in the Siheyuan Gets a Happy Ending

It's pretty good and logical. I've always wondered how a poor family, an illiterate person, and a small business owner dared to bully the owner of 8 sons.

A poor family can control a courtyard house, but it means that there are connections at the top (deaf), thugs below (stupid), and thorns (Jia) who provoke conflicts. He has status and reputation, but he will definitely not dare to bully his sons. Otherwise, if someone separates the family and a son exchanges his life with you, would you dare? This is how powerful your son is. No matter if you have a large number of people or if you have to change your life, you have no confidence! Half of the people in my hometown village are passed down from the same ancestor. My dad said that when I was young, people with other surnames had their tails between their legs, and those who were born in extreme households were even more bullied, because others were not even afraid of retaliation, and they were not afraid that your son might be awesome and come back to take revenge in the future... Don't bully young people who are poor. If you have a son, you don't dare to go too far when others bully you, for fear that your son will kill you, or he will be prosperous in the future.

Okay, okay, more realistic! It looks very comfortable!

It's quite good-looking and realistic. Apart from the fact that the new book is not enough to read, there is nothing wrong with it [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]

In 1958, the liaison officer happened to be canceled in Forty-Nine City. The protagonist did not call Yi Juehu, Liu Haizhong, Yan Bugui and San "one grandpa, two grandpas and three grandpas" during the time travel, so it must be a five-star. The storyline and the portrayal of the characters of Yan Bugui and Liu Haizhong are quite exciting [Like][Like][Like] I just made random donations but no one responded [laughs] Alas! The author is really capable of writing 213 chapters of hundreds of thousands of words [like] [laughing], but he actually only wrote about what happened in five days. I have to admire this author [laughing]

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Reading the previous twenty or so chapters is quite refreshing, but as a Beijinger, I want to laugh when I read it! Even before liberation, people in Beijing didn't know what we said, and they thought people in No. 95 Courtyard came from famine. The low scores were probably given by me one bite at a time!

A very good Siheyuan novel, it is novel and refreshing, but not too distracting.

It's good to read. I've written and read Chapter 53 so far. This book is really good. The author will update it soon.

Not bad, a new type of Siheyuan novel