四合院：我让易中海身败名裂

It is indeed a masterpiece of "Siheyuan". Although the editor's words when cursing are relatively rough, there are often typos in the details of the text! What is worthy of recognition is that the image of entering the game as an elder of the Jia family is quite special. Unlike the past, which always had all kinds of mindless overtures and support, which has been criticized, this book has a novel overall plan, full characters, and the continuation of the characters is consistent with the plot and the background of the times! Worth a look!

This kind of courtyard house looks quite good. Only the deaf old lady and three uncles were injured (mainly because they did not do good things when they had enough to eat), and the others were harmonious and beautiful. Worth recommending

It's ok, what my brother wrote is ok. Although there are a lot of swear words, the plot logic is very smooth, and the author's writing is also very smooth. The character of the protagonist has not collapsed and has been maintained. The use of swear words is also a feature. The stick is like a pillar, and daily work and life are online. That's a problem with Director Gao. It looks awkward, but it has been offline for a long time. The author must have found that writing this branch line is not interesting. Also, Qin Huairu didn't make much of an appearance. Without the white lotus, it would lack the flavor of a courtyard. But overall, the author still wrote a complete courtyard house.

It's now 7:07, which is obviously lower. This is the funniest and most entertaining book I've ever read among the many Siheyuan books. It also has a very positive outlook on life and death, but it's really funny.

This book is very suitable for the title "Siheyuan Edition of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: I am a Descendant of Jia Xu". The author displays gentle humor in the light dialogue among the residents of the courtyard house. For example: When Jia Dongxu wanted to strive for self-improvement, he thought, "As the eldest son, you can't be looked down upon by others all the time." The addition of "often" is quite funny. Yan Jiekuang's "My destiny is up to me, not God", only missing the sentence "Thirty years to the east of Hedong, thirty years to the west of Hexi." The male protagonist, Director Jia, has force but also uses his brain. For example, Jia Xu in the Three Kingdoms turned his hands to make clouds and his hands made rain. Then Yan Fugui was rumored to be the uncle of Marshal Yan of Shanxi.

The character names in this book are really amazing, Jia She, Jia Ru, Jia Ruo, Lai Yue Jin, etc., Etc., Made me laugh to death. . . 🤦🤦🤦 Seeing that it was with a married woman, I was speechless, so I lost two stars. . .

It's not bad. I've seen a lot of courtyard houses, and even Jia Dongxu doesn't seem to have any good results. I hope this can change his fate. He can change his job and change his job. He can also change his studies and let him become a soldier.

From a different angle, the writing is quite interesting, refreshing and unique. Also, I felt that after more than 400 chapters, I obviously felt out of control, completely flying, and it was not to my taste, but it was still a little bit refreshing. After all, some people like to read stallions and other-worldly cool stories. Of course, the author only mentions stallions every time, so there is not much space. Overall, it can be recommended (warm reminder to endure the beginning. I only read about ten chapters before quitting the first time. I put it aside for a long time and accidentally read it again. I thought it was a Siheyuan article from a different angle, so I insisted on reading it and finished it)

Although he is immortal, he rarely supports the Jia family, which is very interesting to watch. It should be said that the character of the Jia Zhang family has been corrected here, which is in line with the character of a widow. Unlike other courtyard houses, the whole house is stupid and bad. I don't think such a widow can survive with a son until the founding of the People's Republic of China.

It's very interesting, so I should write it like this. After all, it's time for modern people to travel back in time. I need to use modern people's thinking and logic to go to that era and interact with them.