Siheyuan: Snatching Silly Zhu Away

It's good-looking and interesting, and He Yuyu, the white-eyed wolf, deserves full marks for not being whitewashed.

The cover is nice and vivid. I also want to see what the pension group will do after they lose everything.

The blood-sucking nursing home in the original work has become a high-end nursing home. In the end, Lao Yan died of illness because he could not get help. It can be seen that the author carefully designed it. It was very satisfying to run against the fool in the later stage. It's just that it's a little slow to enter the main line, so the rating is low.

The pictures match well. Are they original? The person who made the pictures is definitely a talent

Facts aside, it's quite enjoyable, except that the first forty or fifty chapters need to be laid out a bit blandly. I have the final say on this matter. You can see, He Xiao makes Silly Zhu wake up little by little. The protagonist does not use any messy plug-ins, and uses his own layout to solve the problem.

Although there are still many loopholes in the article, the overall logic is still very smooth, this writing method of suppressing first and then developing. It is also more able to catch people's attention. Overall not bad.

A completely different type of Siheyuan fanfic. It's the first time I've seen this. It's very special and can be watched. There is no shit, plot vs. Plot, calculation vs. Calculation, good article

Not bad, it's edible [laughing and crying] Eat the small dang and sophora flowers and wipe them clean [laughing and crying] "Dorgon knows, right? He gave away thousands of miles of land to the widow's son, but what will happen to him?" He Xiao said with a smile: "I ended up with my grave dug up and my body whipped. As the old saying goes, a man who seduces a man will raise his son, and he who raises his son will drive away the man."

More interesting and true. I know I wrote a cool article, but I still feel like I'm following a drama. Five-star praise. Nice.

Not bad, not bad. It tastes great. This book is still very good, [laughs]