Siheyuan: Jia Dongxu, Head of the Family

Letter Dear Comrade Author: Are you in good health lately? The weather in Siberia has been bad and cold recently, with several rounds of snowstorms, and the scenery is great. Please be sure to update 100,000 words every day so that I can talk about more wonderful things. Otherwise, the potatoes that have not yet been harvested in Siberia will become your daily work content and basic meals. There is even more beautiful Siberian scenery waiting for you to appreciate. I hope to see you soon, my dear comrade the author. Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin

Whether the courtyard is in chaos or not depends entirely on the Jia family. [Like][Like][Like]

I think the logic of this book is quite normal. Are there any problems with providing care for Master Yi Zhonghai in his old age? If you have money and a house, is it a problem to hire someone to take care of you after relocation? None! This does not matter the ideological attitude at the time or the perspectives of later generations!

How can I put it, this is the first time I have seen a Siheyuan novel that is not so violent. It's good that we didn't demonize the people in the courtyard, and we didn't find trouble for the sake of making trouble. It was the first time I saw Jia Dongxu and He Yuzhu becoming brothers-in-law. Quite interesting

The writing is very realistic. It does not forcefully create conflicts for the sake of the plot, nor does it deliberately darken the story. It focuses on truth and is close to reality. This kind of writing method is not common in Siheyuan novels.

I really like this kind of peaceful courtyard novel! But there are a few characters that I still want to discuss with the author. The first is Yi Zhonghai. As an old-school craftsman, he should believe in teaching his apprentices to starve the master. In the middle, the second uncle has apprentices coming to visit during the New Year, but Yi Zhonghai does not, so it is unlikely that he will befriend Jia Dongxu wholeheartedly. Otherwise, the Jia family can live a good life without needing help. He is just a neighbor. With Yi Zhonghai's desire for control, how can he allow it? There will be less conflicts in the plot. Although Jia Zhang came to the city from the countryside, she did not lack wisdom in life. Pretending to be a shrew was just to protect herself and her children. In that era, there were basically no only children. Jia Dongxu's weak character was probably caused by the early death of his father (probably passed away at the age of 5-8). This is also consistent with the fact that Jia Dongxu is the only one in the family, so I personally think that Jia Zhang should be more shrewd. Jia Dongxu has a weak character and is stingy (after all, his mother raised him alone and the family conditions are not good), but he is filial and takes care of his family! So has the male protagonist changed too much after traveling through time? Including finding a wife for Silly Zhu and improving his job level, are these all methods used to escape Yi Zhonghai's control?

This book lacks the quarrels and quarrels in the courtyard house. I really like this genre, the rhythm is very clever. The story is full of homely warmth. . It's just that the number of words is less. Come on, author [like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like]

The warm version of Siheyuan is one of the better novels written by Jia Dongxu. There is no violence or demonization. Come on, author! ! ! Lots of updates [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Well written! It's reasonable, more in line with the society at that time, and it's the most comfortable one I've read among the dozens of Siheyuan novels! Moderate YY is no problem! Don't be inhumane! The author is a human being!

A very good Siheyuan fanfic, not too violent. Except for the golden finger and the supernatural power, the other content can be said to be very realistic, very life-like, and the writing is very simple, whether it is between friends, colleagues, leaders, or neighbors. In terms of relationships, favors, conflicts, etc., Everything is written in a way that makes people feel that it is more realistic (of course this is the feeling of ordinary people like me), and the characters are also created relatively successfully. The characters of some people in the article can even be... So I feel that I can find some common ground with some people around me. In short, I personally feel that the author's writing style is solid, and the content may feel a bit bland and unpretentious at first reading. There is no particularly gorgeous vocabulary, but it makes people continue reading. The idea is very good. I recommend that those who like Siheyuan fan fiction should read it. Of course, this book does not contain any excuses for shitting and pissing, and the anger is not particularly strong. If you like this type of genre, you may not feel comfortable reading this book. (Finally, I would like to add that the above content is just my personal opinion on this book, and it only represents my personal opinion. If you read my book review and think it is correct, and read this book and think it is quite good, it means that we have similar interests in this book, which is of course a good thing. If you feel bad, you can skip it, and try not to use your ideas to deny mine. If you insist on arguing with me, then I can only say that you are right) It's a pity that the ending is a bit rushed.