Siheyuan: I Became He Yushui's Boyfriend

The aesthetics are good. I think the rainwater is the most beautiful in the courtyard house. With so much merit, promotion is a bit slow, right? Either get promoted quickly, or stop taking on so many cases. In those days, it was appropriate to get a marriage certificate after knowing each other for a while. Where is the author playing with modern love? How many years do you plan to talk for? And help you change jobs before you get married? It is essential to be on guard against others.

Not bad. He is just too "selfless" and relies on wages and system rewards for making money, and does not touch any windfalls. It makes us ordinary people feel a little uncomfortable...

This novel is real and simple, but it is too slow to get promoted. But it is based on the courtyard, not obsessed with the pull of the courtyard, and it is practical to buy things. It is much more realistic than those that often turn three times and ring. It deserves 5 stars. Come on

According to the author's writing skills, the story's brilliance is no problem at five stars. Giving it 4 stars is because this is a stallion story among contemporary novels. I haven't hooked up with Widow Qin yet, but there are hints. I don't like to deduct one star for this.

It's a good Siheyuan novel. The characters' characteristics are all sorted out and the author's writing skills are not bad. Only the flirtatious aspect may be intolerable to some readers and does not conform to the characteristics of the times, but for the old readers, it can be regarded as more than enough.

This one is good-looking. It goes beyond the Siheyuan and surpasses Yi Jia De. It has great achievements. The diction is also very good. It is not so violent, but it is too little. It should be at least a million words. . . 🤭🤭🤭

There is no hostility, and the protagonist also has a golden finger. Apart from sometimes taking things out of space and not seeing them in the open, it is quite interesting! Some people don't understand why the pig's trotters have to take rainwater. In the case of Silly Zhu, unless his soul is changed, I feel that even if he comes back, he can't change his fate. Except for the pleasant rewards of the pig's feet crime-solving system in the early stage, the rest are all trivial things that are not interesting.

There is a lot less violence in the Siheyuan. The fun part is that the case is solved and the women are not mindless. I don't like the male readers of the harem. I'm really curious about the size of your brains. Why do you pretend to be a moral god? There is a system, but it gradually fades away. Although I am also disgusted with the hoarding of words, but since you choose to be systematic, you have to cut in randomly according to the plot. Generally speaking, what I like very much is that the number of words is too small. Compared with other people's posters with millions of words, the author should at least have more than two million. Come on.

It's a good book, well written, doesn't drag on, and starts quickly. It's not like other books where you can write hundreds of pages on one thing.

It's a pretty good novel. Sometimes I read too much about Siheyuan. It is inevitable that when you wake up, you will misremember the previous plot. The author of this book often uses the terms "little cook", "little young woman", and "little country girl", which are easy to distinguish and not easy to play. The protagonist has a golden finger, but he doesn't have many golden finger scenes, and it's more daily life. However, sometimes the things the system gives him may not be fully remembered by the author except for his clairvoyance ability. For example, the acupuncture technique I was given when I was a police officer at the beginning seems to have never appeared again except for the use of acupuncture on people for interrogation. It is recommended that the author make a mind map or something like that in private, and remember to fill in some holes, which can also enrich the plot.