Siheyuan: A Carpenter's Everyday Life

It is a rare Siheyuan article with sufficient professional knowledge reserves, and it is not completely limited to the shit and shit inside the Siheyuan. This is an excellent story that fully integrates the characteristics of the times, through personal growth and combined with practice, drives the family to be well-off and creates foreign exchange for the motherland.

It's nice to write more about pig's feet. Don't be like other courtyard houses and focus on those few plots all day long.

Overall, it's good. The shortcoming of most stories about male protagonists is the emotional scenes. In order to avenge his sister's other suitors, the female protagonist's brother finds someone to sneak attack and surround the male protagonist. He has to win a one-on-one challenge later before he apologizes. Then the female protagonist's father personally goes out to try his skills. It feels more like he is trying to regain face and power for his son. The male protagonist has golden fingers to protect his body, otherwise it would be normal for his hands and feet to be broken.

Describe that era with authenticity and life. There is a hook but not too big. With the premise of future vision, we can see the overall situation without losing sight of the fireworks of the world. It's neither magic nor abstract, simple but deeply rooted in people's hearts. It is recommended that the author be locked up in a small dark room and given 10,000 words a day. If he cannot write anything, he will be served with a whip.

When writing this novel, I didn't want to fall into the bloody schemes that are common in courtyard houses. I chose the carpenter's perspective because the mortise and tenon joints contain the principles of our ancestors - to be practical when cutting and planing, and to have rules in dealing with others. The protagonist comes with the inheritance of a carpenter, relies on his craftsmanship to establish himself in the factory, and relies on the inheritance space to gain confidence. Then after this or that experience, do something for that era. What I want to convey is this attitude towards life that "takes craftsmanship as the soul": In this fast-paced world, solid craftsmanship and true heart are the most stable ways to settle down and live a successful life.

Out of 10 points, give it an 8. Still being serialized. ✅The plot is good, relatively daily, and not limited to Siheyuan content. The content of the original Siheyuan is not too violent, it is all about the trivial matters of the parents. There's nothing toxic about it so far. ✅The protagonist comes from time travel and comes with his own space and carpentry system. Through the experience of previous designers and system bonuses, he can be upgraded in a short time. At the national level, what I have learned is used to transform irrigation technology to alleviate the drought problem in fields during barren years; I help masters modify drawings and build new sofas to win the favor of foreigners, thereby helping the country earn foreign exchange. At the family level, people travel back in time to improve their lives through work and fishing, relieve the mother's pressure to support the family, and support their younger siblings. ✅The writing style is okay, and it involves a lot of professional woodworking knowledge. Other than that, it is relatively daily life-oriented.

This article is a pure technical stream. I really like the male protagonist's pursuit of craftsmanship. I hope that without cp, the male protagonist can focus on studying technology. His younger brothers and sisters are responsible for carrying on the family line.

The writing is very good and close to life. The rating is too low and it buryes a good book. Good luck to the author.

It's more realistic, not aggressive, and more technical. Except for the pricing of some things at the beginning that felt a bit outrageous, everything was pretty good. Plain and simple. The plot after entering the special period is very depressing. Maybe I feel uncomfortable watching this kind of plot after reading too many Shuangwen.

I have seen a book about blacksmiths before, which is very detailed like this one, but that one has a small space and a pill to improve a little physical fitness. It was written from the 1950s to the 21st century, and there were several marriages.