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I have read 250 chapters in this book, and I personally think it is better than more than 90% of Siheyuan novels. The author has compassion, sympathy and recognition for all the living beings under the wheel of history in that era. The protagonist is more like a living, warm person. Rather than the "god" in some Siheyuan texts. In some books, the protagonist is portrayed as having millions of supplies at his disposal, flying into the sky and escaping from the earth when he moves, and usually having a group of wives and concubines. Isn't that nonsense? At that time, ordinary people did not dare to spend money and did not dare to eat meat. It was the norm to be cautious and down-to-earth. With such a courtyard track, how you create must be based on the historical background and the social environment at that time. The protagonist is very good, he is a normal person with responsibility, bottom line and pursuit. As for some readers saying that the protagonist, the Virgin, is pure nonsense. I think the protagonist's principles are those of most normal people in that era. There is no deep hatred between neighbors, so it makes sense to help if you can. Is it abnormal to keep people at arm's length if their sexual orientations don't match? He distinguishes between near and far, close and distant, and knows how to act according to his ability. Moreover, the author implicitly wrote many real historical events in the book. Let more people understand the real situation of that era through the perspective of a little person. The current timeline is right up to "The Wind Rises." Looking forward to the follow-up content. This is definitely not a 5:00 book. At least it looks much better than those who practice teleportation, those who hunt and fish, those who rub airplane cannons with their hands, those who peel skins and dig out their hearts at every turn, and those who stab people to have sex with women and build harems. After waiting for a long time, I can finally watch it from the beginning.
Compared with the aboveboard and shallow interpersonal relationships in other period novels, the author's protagonist's obsession in the previous life and unwillingness to reborn are the result of desire and cautious slickness. The shadow of power in the process of achieving the goal makes people feel weighty.
Well written. Siheyuan started in 1965. You can just make it up casually before. It is just an event unique to the era. You should check more carefully. For example, work. In 1958, the work was not difficult, and a large number of people from rural areas were recruited. It was not until the disaster period in 1960 that the country began to clear out workers and residents with rural hukou. Another example is that there were no bicycle tickets and watch tickets in 1958. To buy bicycles and watches at that time, you had to register and queue up with a letter of introduction from your work unit. It was not until 1959 that tickets were issued.
Everyone has two sides. I have not only seen most of the fan fiction describing the courtyard full of birds, but also seen many plots of the courtyard full of love. Everyone has feelings for each other, and neighbors help each other. No matter there is a fight in the front, but what happens in the courtyard, everyone helps together. It really fully illustrates that in that era, distant relatives were not as good as close neighbors.
Very real and very discreet. Xiao Li is down to earth. Like young couples getting along everyday
On the first day of the twelfth lunar month, I went to visit relatives. Although I don't like tobacco and alcohol as I have grown older, I am becoming more and more interested in oral history. I didn't like listening to ancient stories before, but now it's a pity that it's too late to remember and arrive too late. Coming back to the author, his mastery of modern public history is admirable. That system is just an introduction. If it is not attractive, there will be no readers. For modern people, some understanding of time nodes, rather than Shuangwen's golden fingers, is more thought-provoking
I saw that it was almost 5 o'clock in the morning. The advantage of this book is that the protagonist is not exaggerated, and plug-ins are rarely released in the later period, and it is in line with the current situation at that time. The disadvantage is that it is a bit too consistent, a bit frustrating to look at, and a bit holy (my own feeling). 4 Stars. If you like invincible and stallion stories, don't come here. If you come here, you can't save more than 5 points.
Many times, it's not that you look down on the flatterers, but that you're jealous of why the flatterers are not you. The latter part of the novel doesn't work anymore, it's one long paragraph after another, it's like reading a paper. I can't tell the priorities. I'm still working in the courtyard while I'm pursuing an official career. I worry about trivial things and still have the energy to think about how to develop.
Learn from it, really, I hope book friends can learn something.
It's true, logical, and the writing is not bad either.