
Siheyuan: Having a Daughter, Liu Yifei
四合院:生个闺女刘奕菲
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The writing is very good. I suggest that the heroine should be original. Although it is likely to be a multi-female novel, don't over-beautify the female characters in the original drama. It was originally a market compound, so how could it have so many beautiful people.
This book is good, very good First of all, my favorite point is the single female protagonist. Oh my god‼ ️It's not easy. For a Siheyuan novel, especially on the 🍅 platform, almost all of them have multiple women, or even if they write about a single woman, they are either having an affair, hooking up with a widow, or falling into a trap. . . I'm speechless. Have you never seen a woman? Young people who have been baptized by modern society, looking at various websites, videos, photoshops and so on, can't move their legs when they see a decent one! In addition, the fact that the male protagonist is not a holy father is also very good. It feels like it was written by a normal person. In the end, the male and female protagonists got along very happily, as if they were in a serious relationship; unlike other period novels, they went on a blind date to get the certificate.
Overall, it's not bad. It has less poisonous points and is more funny. I'd like to make a suggestion on this point. I read it from other books. Don't make Jia Dongxu hang on the wall. Save him and leave him half-disabled. Then let Yi Zhonghai help him. If not, PUA him.
Although it is a bit exaggerated, for a national player under 20 years old, the plot is quite good, and it is the only one among all the courtyard houses I have watched that does not go around looking for treasures, collecting gold, catching enemy agents, and sweeping away the property in the courtyard.
In an ancient courtyard house, an unmarried couple played ancient music with guqin and flute. They held hands outside, hugged each other, and kissed their little hands, which made others envious. The young man was like a medical fairy in the world, and his unmarried daughter-in-law was as beautiful as a fairy. The obsessed nephew of Factory Director Yang did not hesitate to find Factory Director Yang to suppress Old Liu and Old Xu, and made Yang and Yang their romantic partner. Just when I saw this, I was waiting for the big boss to come to seek medical treatment and slapped Director Yang in the face.
Overall, the author's ideas and understanding of the times are relatively comprehensive. The rewards may be a little more, but they are insignificant. First of all, the pace is fast and there is no sloppiness. The position will be promoted when it is due, and there will be no shirk. When the enemy is decisive in killing, he will also hide behind the scenes to make mischief, which is really good. The plot is not too repetitive. Secondly, it talks about the experience from 1955 to 1962. Everyone's ending is very reasonable. PS: I still don't think Yu Li and Yan Jiecheng are junior high school classmates, but it's okay if the plot requires it. In the end, I still recommend this novel. Personal rating is 8.9 Or above
The work outlines a series of flowing emotional pictures with highly recognizable writing style, and the lines are filled with melancholy and calmness like lines of poetry. The author is good at using symbols and synaesthesia to materialize abstract emotions into tangible images, as if viewing flowers in the mist, revealing a meaningful aftertaste in the hazy beauty. Each paragraph is like carefully carved jade, shining with a deep luster. Those exquisite metaphors not only build the characters' intricate inner labyrinth, but also leave long echoes between the words. The narrative rhythm is as winding as a mountain stream. It is not impatient or impatient, but there is a thunder hidden in the seemingly calm presentation, triggering an emotional climax in every detail. The entire novel is not only a story telling, but also an ultimate exploration and praise of the art of language, showing an amazing literary quality.
It looks pretty good. I have rarely finished reading the author's previous courtyard house. However, there are still many changes in the book. Liu Guangqi has graduated from a technical secondary school to a high school graduate, and there are some other changes. However, this book can still be read.
I've read the whole book, and overall it's pretty good, but the writing is too tragic. Not many characters in the Siheyuan have a good ending, and they die miserably, and they don't end well. The TV series is just a way of survival for small people. They are all for their own benefit and hurt others, but I don't think it is so extreme. Personally, I still prefer the ones that really fall in love with the courtyard. There are no disputes with the author in the plot, but the protagonist feels that they are not good enough and selfish, such as the deaf old lady, there is no grudge, the protagonist does not have a golden finger, the rewards are mostly material, and he does not make much money. The old lady confessed that everything was just to support her in her old age. What's wrong with providing her with her old age? She would cook more, take care of her neighbors for a few dollars a month, and give her the house to you when she died. The writing is still good, but I personally think it would be better if it was more tender.
Overall, it's not bad, there are some pitfalls, and the career line is developing too smoothly, but if you can ignore it, read on! The scheming male protagonist and his scheming little wife are full of fun, and the emotional line is quite sweet, not greasy! He will never involve himself in making trouble, and he will never get involved with the opposite sex! He will handle things appropriately and will not compromise blindly, even on the surface!