Siheyuan: Jia Dongxu Refuses to Be a Mama's Boy

Not bad. There's not so much shit and urine. Isn't that good? The children are well educated. Silly Zhu is also married. The grain sold in the later period of the famine is exchanged for some antique calligraphy and good wood. I collect some Moutai stamps and the like. I will buy some courtyard houses and start my own business. Isn't it nice to be rich and wealthy for the rest of my life?

I have seen too many courtyard houses that are full of sky and earth, so this kind of bland one is still good, especially the one that suppresses the Jia Zhang family and is not so messy. It is very comfortable. The front part is pretty good, but in the back part, only the original three children are born and the ring is restored. I feel that apart from the improved quality of life of the Jia family, it is basically the same as before, and the protagonist seems to have no pursuits.

A pretty good book. Read it from beginning to end, without skipping chapters in between. The ending is also well written. It's rare. I have seen many other courtyard houses. This is the first time I read Siheyuan's book written by Jia Dongxu.

It's good. Jia Dongxu doesn't tolerate his mother. In order to control his mother, he deliberately condoned his mother not to change her urban household registration even though she knew about the food rations and famine. He also chose tasks with his eyes closed in order to get system points.

I have finished reading it all now and am waiting for the update. The Siheyuan novel is quite good. The pig's feet are very rational and not demonized. They are all clever people among ordinary people and people who have changed the environment! Pretty good!

It's equal. It's rare for Siheyuan novels to contain any violence. I recommend it.

Very good, if you are not interested in reading, you can read it!

It's very well written. Why is the score so low? The author has managed to capture the human feelings and sophistication of us ordinary people.

There is no demonization, the plain narrative is very interesting

Really good, good book