Siheyuan: I’m Yushui’s Uncle

The writing is very good. Brothers who like Widow Qin can read it. If I don't like her, I will withdraw it first.

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The author's writing is solid and it reads smoothly. The novel attempts to restore the 1950s when everything was in dire straits. From aristocratic families, small businessmen, the Military Control Commission, the Security Bureau to the neighbors, all the people from all walks of life are arranged, and the texture of the times becomes three-dimensional. The protagonist returns to Peiping after losing his memory, his relationship with his old friend Chen Xueru, and his career as an agent after joining the organization. Both lines are fully written. In addition to the main plot of counterattack, the novel also tries to explore the collision of personal force and family power. This setting is a bit interesting, and it is not just a simple novel routine.

The plot is okay, it's a story about a small citizen who brings the plot of the Prophet's Courtyard to Sijiu City and lives in it. The protagonist has a system and martial arts, but some chapters are a bit long-winded, and I haven't seen any highlights so far.

It is a relatively rare courtyard house with a front view, and it is not so demonized. You can take a look at it. This is a fantasy novel before it has even reached one hundred chapters. You can't start cultivating immortals after one hundred chapters. The Anti-Japanese War drama is so weak.

The protagonist kills decisively before and after the founding of the People's Republic of China. There is no demonization of the courtyard. It is very reasonable. It is very enjoyable to read in one sitting. Ordinarily, the score should not be so low. It may be the reason why most people don't agree with the analysis of He Yuzhu in the first chapter. After reading it, I learned that the protagonist's previous life was not so good as Yuzhu, so I understand. In fact, most people did not live as good as Yuzhu. Delete the ending under the bridge and he is a well-deserved refreshing protagonist. After reading the first chapter, I thought of abandoning the book. I hope the author can understand the reason for the low score after improvement.

The author's writing style and ideas are great, but at the beginning, he analyzed that Shazhu and Qin Huairu were very unfavorable, and it was difficult for people to agree that they were so-called true love. Silly Zhu said what his conditions were, and made it clear that he wanted to marry a beautiful young girl with a job in the city. But later on, as he got older and was too involved with Widow Qin, it was difficult to find a partner, so he had no choice but to marry Qin Huairu. As for the marriage between Qin Huairu and Shazhu, Jia Zhang was opposed to it at first, but then Banggeng just disagreed and dragged Shazhu down for eight years. True love for a man will drag him down for eight years, not to mention that Qin Huairu was in trouble in the middle. If he was in trouble, he should break up with Shazhu. While accepting Shazhu's care and dragging Shazhu, is this a sign of love for him? What's more, Qin Huairu went to Sheung Wan and refused to give birth to a child for Sha Zhu, causing Sha Zhu to be ridiculed by Xu Damao. Is this a sign of love for him? As for what the author said, they are all facts that are difficult to change under specific circumstances in the later period. That's why Qin behaved so generously.

It's pretty good, but there are a lot of private goods. Don't whitewash anyone. It's a reality that there are many people in the courtyard.

Four stars out of five. I would like to give you a suggestion, don't write too biasedly, and still focus on the story of the Siheyuan. The writing is smooth and the logic is clear. As long as you don't go off topic later, it will definitely be a top-notch novel in the Siheyuan.

This is my favorite type. I like this warm picture and the writing is smooth and not stumbling.