Siheyuan: He Yushui’s Rise

This book is very good. Many of the stories about Silly Zhu's younger brother are about severing ties with each other, which made me sick. It's not easy for a 15.6-Year-old boy to raise a 6.7-Year-old child. He even bought her a bicycle [laughter] [laughter] [laughter] [laughter] [laughter] It's not too bad no matter how you say it!

Not bad, although like other fandoms, the demonization is too serious, but there is no limit to the back and forth. It's not bad to give it a five-point rating based on this alone. After all, Siheyuan fan fiction pushes the limits of demonization too much!

Give it a five-star review. From the perspective of writing novels, the author is probably impatient, has never experienced severe beatings from society, and is full of sunshine in his heart. It releases all the frustration the character Yuyu suffered in the Siheyuan novel. Of course, for the sake of enjoyment and the needs of the novel, the character of He Yuzhu was beautified and turned into a person who can listen to advice and listen to the opinions of relatives. This should be the author's beautiful thoughts and expectations.

It's a very good book. I've read a lot of books on the Siheyuan. This is the first one with a woman as the protagonist. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I felt pretty good. In the past, Rainwater in the Siheyuan was basically a sideshow and had no sense of existence. Other books darkened Rainwater, and some married Rainwater, but this book is still very good.

It's strange that non-female novels in Siheyuan with Sha Shui as the protagonist are generally of good quality. Next are Siheyuan's quick travel stories, especially those that go back and forth in the Siheyuan. These two categories are basically rare extreme pull stories, and their IQs are generally online. Most of the exaggerated plots are acceptable and relatively compact. The water injection is basically more clever, and it is rare to see a vast ocean of forty or fifty chapters in a whole hospital conference.

Very good! It was the first time I saw a different courtyard house! Wonderful! The content is smooth! Very explosive! In decades of reading, this is the first time I've seen such an explosive novel! I give it ten points! Master level! ! !

You beat the pension group to death at the beginning, and you did it neatly and without any hesitation [smile][smile][smile] You deserve five stars. With 290,000 followers, it seems that everyone is tired of the messy courtyard house.

I didn't want to read it when I saw it was about rain, but there is a shortage of books. Click here and it turns out to be surprisingly good. Those who write about male protagonists, please come in and imitate this neat style.

There is no sloppiness, no extreme pulling, it is very direct. It's a bit like what you do after time travel, that is, if the problem is not solved, it will be difficult to write later, and it will be easy to break away from the courtyard frame and become a Long Aotian story.

Not verbose or ridiculous, the route is novel, and the sentences are smooth and not procrastinating. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]