I Live Through History in the Siheyuan

See Chapter 140. It's so good, flesh and blood, sentimental and righteous. The Yi family and the He family became a family, Yi Zhonghai adopted a child, Zhu Zhu had a happy family, Jia Dongxu gave his life in exchange for the opportunity for his family to have enough to eat, Qin Huairu chose to be self-reliant... Waiting to see the results of other people... It's so well written and heartwarming.

The writing style is very good, the story is told eloquently, the plot design is reasonable, the characters' IQs are online, and the atmosphere of life is quite strong. There are no brainless plots. It is a breath of fresh air in the Siheyuan novels. The real score should be at least 9.3 Or above.

I've seen nearly 200 chapters, and I don't know how the following chapters are. From what I've read, they can be called high-quality. I don't know the reason for the low rating. Maybe most people watch Siheyuan and hope to see the type of decisive killing and revenge. I also like to read the type of retaliation directly. It's normal, but the premise is that you have been hurt, and not for no reason or making a fuss. This book assumes that the protagonist has not been harmed, and the neighbors are very ordinary people at the bottom, so it is impossible to create conflict points bluntly. It is a relatively mild novel. The author's writing skills are quite good, the logic is online, the vocabulary is inconspicuous at first glance, and there are no gorgeous descriptive embellishments, but it is very comfortable and relaxing to read, and some insights can make people empathize (if I can't find other words, I will use this more general word). It is a well-written work.

This is a very heart-warming period novel. There is no shit, no fighting to the death, no slaps, no speculation to make a lot of money, no hunting in the mountains to make a fortune, no rolling around in the mountains, tit-for-tat, no sleeping widows stabbing women, messing around with men and women. Only the common people live a good life every year, survive, grow up, get married, have children, and encounter various natural and man-made disasters. It is too long, more than 700 chapters. Write year by year, from a young boy to an old man

I finished reading it, it belongs to Qingman Siheyuan. I read the comments before reading it, and there was something about the Holy Father. After watching it, I didn't feel like the Holy Father, nor did I feel like the protagonist was licking anyone. I just followed the storyline written in the book. I prefer such silly pillars, which are not offensive and humane! Very good!

I couldn't help but give it a perfect score after reading it halfway through. There are no good articles (high-quality articles) in Siheyuan, especially Tomato. There are very few that are smooth and reasonable. This is the best Siheyuan article I have read so far. There is no shit, no pulling, just the efforts and yearning of ordinary people in this era for a good life, and living hard and living hard. Although there are no conflicts, it is not boring. The author's writing is smooth and the description of this era is very empathetic. Moreover, it matches the character design of everyone in the original drama (except for the pig's feet, which are modern people's souls after all), and the description of people of this era is also very consistent with the atmosphere of this era. There is no violence, no brawling, and no petty theft. There are many comments about licking the old deaf man Yi Zhonghai and changing the characters of Jia Zhang, Qin Bailian, and Jia Banggan. However, these are fan creations of most people and have nothing to do with the original drama. Because the pig's feet are soul-piercing, they know the transformation and development of human nature later and change their lives in advance. Therefore, in the drama except Jia Dongxu It is destiny to die, and everyone else has changed their fate. Yi Zhonghai adopted two children. Qin Huairu worked hard to make progress and his salary is enough for the family to eat and drink. He is not as bad as Silly Zhu in the original drama (petty theft, lock picking, etc.). He is smart and knows how to take care of his sister. It can be said that everyone's life has changed. In fact, this is a very good and reasonable development. The source of all evil in the original drama is He Yuzhu, no one else. The source of all evil is gone, and there will be no more bullshit that will happen next. You can read my book review, and I have read many Siheyuan novels. I basically didn't give it a score or gave it one or two points if I saw a mentally retarded person. But this one was really good, no violence, and full of warmth. The only flaw is that the pace is a bit fast, and the timeline develops very quickly year by year. The elder brother is old and well-supported. Qin Bailian's family changes jobs and keeps the family well fed by her own efforts. There is no steamed buns for steamed buns in the original drama. She is sensible, but the fool still can't give birth. But he should be given an explanation later. There is no such thing as a dog-skinned mess. The real "Love in the Courtyard"

To be honest, as an old bookworm, I rarely comment. Siheyuan has read a lot of interesting articles. This is the most plain and thoughtful article. The author's plot outline is relatively plain, but he uses language to describe the helplessness of the times.

The book is a good book, the writing style is good, the information is rigorous, and the writing is serious. The only shortcoming for me is that it is not interesting enough. Isn't writing a period article for the drama version very bland? Doesn't the actual version of down-to-earth period literature have to be less exciting? I read Chapter 180 and it was very comfortable to read. However, I thought that the parent behind it was short-lived and a little bored. Looking back at Chapter 180, the protagonist really did nothing but give birth to two children. I was thinking that if the author added some cool points to the writing style, it would be better if he participated. I didn't read it later. I want to read something like this in a while.

This is a Siheyuan novel that I am rarely willing to give five stars to. The author uses the perspective of a fool to show you a true picture of the times, without monsters, gags, or shit... He uses the image of a reborn commoner to tell readers about the new China that is full of turbulence and the interdependence of right and wrong.

Closer to reality, without demonizing Siheyuan. In the early days of liberation, awesome people were not allowed to appear.