Starting Out in the Siheyuan: Taking Silly Zhu as My Son

This is the correct way to open a courtyard. Which of the time-travelers with golden fingers does not live according to his own way, and which one is constantly at odds with the courtyard? Just press whoever to death The Jia Zhang family in this novel fits the character. He is cunning and aggressive, but he is not brainless. Other novels are too intellectual. I don't know how they survived before liberation.

Overall, the writing is very good, and the writing is fluent, but the portable space is a bit small, and the thousand square kilometers of virgin forest is not well managed, and there is no preparation for growing grains and seeds.

All I can say is that although it's not that dense in terms of fun, there's really nothing toxic about this book. I can read it and feel good about it. I've beaten 90% of the books on Tomato that can stop me from complaining, haha.

Not bad, not bad. This book is not bland, and the violence is not heavy. The protagonist is decisive in life and death, and does not have so many scruples. He throws it into the small world of labor reform and doesn't care if he punches someone to death. And it's smooth and comfortable to look at.

It's a cool story, but it also contains a little bit of poison, such as selling wood to support three widows, eating meat almost every day, and drinking Maotai. But it satisfies my fantasy as a poor loser in reality [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]

It's quite interesting. The characters in the book are more in line with the characters in the TV series, and some of the author's descriptions of the time are also more in line with the situation at that time. The disadvantage is that after writing more than 300 chapters, it seems that there is no passion anymore. It is recommended that if the follow-up settings have not been written yet, it is recommended to speed up the process of identifying a few children as godfathers, and then change the map and go to Hong Kong before 65. On the surface, he was sent to the south by the government, but secretly, he was sent to Hong Kong to do things similar to Mr. Huo. This way you can write more. Even the protagonist can build a country overseas if he wants. When Indonesia massacred the Chinese, it happened to break up the soil and build a country. Anyway, in the years from 1959 to 1979 or even 1992, there was basically nothing to write about in China. Either it was a taboo, and what could be written about was basically the same. Moreover, after the young people recognize you as their godfather, the older ones will not recognize you as their godfather since they are all in their prime now. If you think about it, Silly Pillar, rainwater, etc. Can be brought to Hong Kong, so just open a restaurant as a starting point.

Although there are some flaws, the overall quality is still good. I always like to cheat on comments. Authors should know some common sense. They just talk nonsense just for the sake of comments. This makes the reading experience not very good for readers. [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

The writing is quite good, and the story slowly and quietly cuts in. The golden finger is also good, and it basically won't collapse in the later stages due to a too big start. The rhythm is very good, and the protagonist's slowly expanding connections are natural. You won't write someone out and then never see them again just because the plot requires it. Great book! ! !

There are many flaws, but it is readable. It has something of its own. The character descriptions are average. For example, the heroine, you really don't treat her as a human being. She is just like a paper character. She is stingy with pen and ink. In fact, you really might as well marry Qin Huairu. There are also interesting points. Although many people comment and say they don't like Qin, in fact, it all depends on how the author writes. There are many readers who like people to be silent and rigorous about goods and so on. It would be better if the characters are described more. In fact, many authors don't know that those who are actually willing to read Siheyuan, whether they admit it or not, most of them like Qin Huairu and Lou Xiaoe in their hearts. But there are too many magic changes, so they all scold them, and the author also scolds and follows the magic changes. If any reader has passed through, Qin Huairu will go crazy, what a fragrance, your biggest problem is that you have too few character descriptions

The review is an okay book. The subject matter is relatively novel, and you can improve your abilities by making people recognize you as your godfather. The character description is also good. The description of Jia Zhang is very objective, and there is no such scene of shitting and pissing. Perhaps the only regret is that the protagonist's wife is an original character, so it would be better to just marry Qin Huairu.