
Siheyuan: Starting in 1952
四合院之从52年开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 255k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's very good-looking, without too much violence. In fact, the best thing about it is that Jia Dongxu doesn't die, and the ending is also good. This is the best fanfiction ever. I hope the author will continue to work hard and not write out Jia Dongxu when writing fan fiction. I hate novels with multiple female protagonists. When I saw the introduction and there were multiple female protagonists, I immediately turned the page without reading it.
This kind of plot is more realistic. It's just that the protagonist is too comfortable and doesn't fit the character of a time traveler. With the strength of the male protagonist, he has space, materials, and strength himself. I went to Hong Kong in 1966 and came back in 1980. After more than ten years of development, it is easy to be worth tens of billions. After going to Hong Kong Island, I used the space at the beginning to loot all the gangs.
The author has written down everything about the Jia family: Jia Dongxu is alive, Qin Huairu has a job, and Jia and Zhang are cleared. Yi Zhonghai was nailed to the Pillar of Shame. He could be said to have dispersed all his wealth in the end, but luckily there was a Pillar for them to take care of in their old age. Xu Damao went to Hong Kong with the Lou family. He Yuzhu got married and had children at the age of 20. In the end, it was a family-friendly ending. I can give it 8.5 Points.
Not to mention, this one is considered a fresh one among Siheyuan novels. As long as the author is not ruthless and the protagonist is not a ruthless person, this kind of life trajectory is quite interesting. There is not much intrigue and no overwhelming hostility. The days were very ordinary, but not so ordinary. The author knows what it means: plainness is the truth! I hope the author will continue to bring good stories. Come on!
This is not bad, it doesn't portray human nature in such a vicious way. Very good, very good, in short, in that era it was all about living. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
The protagonist must have an original plot. Is it too much to treat Shazhu and Yuyu better than his brother (arranging jobs, organizing marriages, giving bicycles, giving him three job quotas, shelter, etc...)?
Overall, this book is very good. There are not so many messy things, the innocent parents are short-sighted, and it is more real. The portrayal and handling of the characters are relatively successful. The only regret is that I was too tolerant of Yan Bugui. This person is really alienated, so you can't be angry with him. What's more, he is a small business owner, so there is nothing wrong with being strict with him.
In this way, Siheyuan's Counterattack on Life is a truly conscientious work!
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