I Transmigrated into Siheyuan Too Early

The writing is okay, although the logic is not very good in some places! Generally acceptable! You can withdraw after reading Chapter 30! You, a low-level little beggar, are jumping around and making everyone else think they are fools!

The arrangement of the protagonist in the early stage is not very good, but the portrayal of the 50s and 60s in the later period is very good, unlike other novels of the same type that describe the 90s, and it is rare to see someone who does not rely on the system and uses his own wisdom to promote the plot, including the portrayal of the supporting characters, which is not very thin or superficial [Like][Like][Like][Like]

The big aspect is well written, but I really don't understand the courtyard. If I didn't miss it outside, there are two people who enter the courtyard. If they don't go, they will let others take advantage of them in the small courtyard. What role can the people in the courtyard play? Of course, apart from the content in the Siheyuan, the rest of the writing is great. The latest chapter talks about Liu Fei doing things with the protagonist's money. It's acceptable from a moral point of view, but not from a legal point of view. I would like to know what the author's thoughts were when he wrote it?

The writing is quite good and very real, but I'm used to seeing things with space, and this kind of thing with nothing. I always feel unsteady when I look at it, and I always feel like sleeping on the roadside. I don't feel safe anyway.

It is a masterpiece, a masterpiece among period novels, a time traveler without a golden finger, but the author's writing style and plot deduction are top-notch. The reality of suffering and the sense of joy in suffering are very comfortable to read. You can even happily accept the period novel without a golden finger.

[Thinking] I just like books about luck and brain! System and space (space is used for cultivating immortals) Only lazy people like to get something for nothing without physical and mental work [laughing] [laughing]

At present, we have seen the peaceful liberation of Forty-Nine Cities. As a Siheyuan fanfic, this one is undoubtedly the best. There is no system or cheat... Through the efforts of the protagonist, we can change our lives and change our destiny. The writing is concise, the narrative is unpretentious, and the truth can be seen in the plainness. During the same period, only "I Am an Evil Spirit, Living in a Siheyuan World" could rival it. Although the writing of this book is a bit mysterious, it still expresses simple patriotic feelings. It is not as shitty as the usual Siheyuan humanities, so it is worth reading. I hope that the author will have a good performance in the courtyard houses in the late founding of the People's Republic of China, and I will give you five stars.

It's well written. After reading it all night, it felt like a narrative article. The previous story was novel, but after the founding of the People's Republic of China, it felt dull. There weren't many interesting stories related to the Siheyuan. Most of them explained the origin of the problems of each Siheyuan family. It felt like I was writing about the world of Siheyuan before and after the founding of the People's Republic of China, and revised it to make up for some historical problems. But it's not very sticky. If it's slower, some people may keep the book and then forget about it [laughs awkwardly]. Overall, I think the writing is okay.

It's well written, but it was really frustrating in the early stages, but it's also a situation where I'm struggling to survive. The protagonist lives a cautious life, and everyone wants to read a cool novel to see the protagonist scolding Fang Qiu and guiding the country after the founding of the People's Republic of China. But it still has to come down to reality. The reality is that many heroes have been buried... Every step taken by the protagonist is careful and bold, and it is indeed the most correct path. I really like such a smart protagonist

Nice. A modern "little beggar" grows up and travels back in time to become a beggar before liberation. Even with the wisdom of an adult, it is still very difficult to survive. The environment and characters are very rich and immersive. The protagonist goes from being a beggar to becoming the de facto district chief of Beijing. No matter how feasible it is, it's really cool. The only problem is that the main character is too young.