I Transmigrated to the Siheyuan a Little Too Early

It's so low-key and heartbreaking! A 15-year-old child only exchanges hundreds or even thousands of kilograms of grain for things at a time. It is much more low-key than those who just buy a few tons at every turn. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

It's a very good Siheyuan novel. It's quite enjoyable to watch without any violence at all. It's just that the food stolen during the siege of the city in 1948 didn't sell much, which made me angry. The city has not yet been besieged in August, and a grain of rice can be sold for 180 gold yuan coupons. Clearing out the inventory in a famine year is a great merit. Whether you sell or donate, it can save lives. After liberation, the price of food stabilized and it was not difficult to collect tens of thousands of kilograms of food. The protagonist is that after the liberation, the price of food stabilized, and he began to sell food crazily. He also took advantage of the high price of antiques to collect a batch of goods, which is known as: cabbage price.

It's beautiful and the writing is very good. It arranges life in an orderly manner and changes the plot very smoothly. The golden finger is opened moderately - space + body bonus. Thanks to the author for sharing. Keep reading.

Why is this article rated so low? The storyline is okay, it's the first time I've seen such a peaceful Siheyuan novel, and the male protagonist also helped Zhu Zhu get Qin Huairu. The author's outlook on life is relatively upright, and I won't feel any physical discomfort while reading, which is rare. It's just not updated enough. The author needs to work harder and update it!

The reason for missing one is because of the original female protagonist. Are there no female protagonists in period TV dramas? It's very unpleasant. It's not that the adopted mother-in-law is poisonous after marriage, it's mainly that she wants the protagonist to share the housework. Overall, it's good. Come on, author.

When the male protagonist travels through time, except for a 200-cubic static space, there is only a slow increase in memory, understanding, strength, and recovery. Everything else requires the protagonist to work hard. The protagonist's aura is not obvious and is very interesting. Compared with cheats such as farms or sign-ins, even For things like the more inexplicable task system, the emotion system, etc., I still like to keep the golden finger as simple as possible. I think the development and utilization process of the golden finger is far more attractive than the complicated settings of the golden finger [laughing]. One highlights the protagonist's ability, and the other weakens the protagonist's charm.

No pandering, no shit, no gods and demons, no mystery, no murderous monsters, it's pretty good

Although the writing is bland, it is still good, but I don't understand the mentality. But people's experiences are different, and the choices will be different. If I were the protagonist, since it is a courtyard setting, I would most likely choose a woman with a familiar character in the TV series to get married. The first-hand laundry girl is really suitable for life. Who knows whether a strange woman will share the joys and sorrows with you in the next ten years. In that era, there were too many things to report on one's own family members.

It's a pity that it's unfinished~ Although it doesn't match the timeline of the original work, it's still a good work~

The characters are well portrayed, there is no muddled plot, and there is no introduction to the background, which is very rare. For old bookworms in the courtyard, it is like a wine, and it deserves five stars for encouragement.