Peking Old Events

The writing is good and the story flows smoothly! In particular, the chapter about eating delicious food is really well written. It can be seen that the author has his own thoughts and is very sophisticated about human relations. It would be more interesting if the witty words of old Beijing are added. It was said earlier that we would go straight to the back and build a big house. It's like a firefly in the dark night! It's hard not to attract attention!

Personally, I think this book can be ranked among the top three in the tomato world. The small characters are vividly portrayed and the storyline is compact. The transition section is not sloppy and is worth recommending.

The author's writing style is excellent, with a style similar to "Tea House" and "Camel Xiangzi". The survival of the low-level people is closely related to the background of the times. The description is delicate and the plot is smooth. The male protagonist, the monk, is very charming, brave, resourceful, cautious, astute, visionary and courageous. It's courageous, and it handles people's feelings very well. So far, it's still very good. I wanted to use it as a hypnotic companion at first, but I couldn't fall asleep after listening to it. When I picked it up and read it, I couldn't get out [face covering] It's highly recommended! [Praise]

The description of the way of survival of the little people in the market is true and appropriate. Is being humane and worldly the survival rule and flattery of the weak? It may be true from the perspective of God as a strong person, but as a person at the bottom, handling interpersonal relationships well is the minimum rule to abide by. The protagonist monk's intelligence, cruelty, and cunning are vividly carved out by the author like a carving knife. The anxiety of accidentally killing a traitor who surrendered to him, the angry man who fought for heaven in the slaughterhouse, and the shrewdness of being plotted through the death of the cheap father-in-law are vividly described by the author. Coming from the Riding School, the book he wrote has a special feature. He is good at writing time-travel dramas in which the characters, locations and timelines are related to each other, and his writing style is superb. Being used to fine rice bran, I feel like I haven't been able to find a good book for a while. I didn't expect "The Coachman of the Republic of China" to be a big surprise for me. From the first chapter to the monk eating red meat, it took less than 12 hours to finish. Again, the more likes give the author motivation, the more timely the updates will be! Twice a day, the love power generation expires and becomes useless if you don't use it! To correct you, there are three opportunities to generate electricity from love every day! [Laughing]

I just read a few chapters. This is a very interesting novel about the customs of the Republic of China. The author uses novel materials and unique ideas to describe the street scenes of Peking at the end of the Anti-Japanese War in a fascinating way. The protagonist "Monk" is vividly portrayed and believable! Today, when online novels are booming, there are not many good works of this type. Please wait until you finish reading before reviewing!

The author describes the life of the people at the bottom of the old capital in detail, just like the author has experienced it! Admire! This is the level, this is good writing. Keep reading and keep admiring the author!

Very well written! The author vividly describes the customs and customs of the old Peiping people and the geographical environment of the north and south cities. The living conditions of these coachman bosses can still be felt in the Nancheng compound in Beijing in the 1950s.

This is really a book worth recommending. The author's writing style is vivid and the characters are lifelike, as if they are right in front of you, making you feel the same. Whether it is the protagonist or the supporting role, every character seems so vivid and interesting, making people unable to stop reading.

A very interesting novel in the style of the Republic of China, but updates are a bit slow.

A pretty good time-travel novel during the Republic of China. Huang Pizi started writing it into a novel about monsters and monsters.

The structure is clear and the content is substantial. It is worth reading.

The writing is very detailed. The monk is a very complicated person. I am interested in reading it.

The author's writing is fluent, the story has ups and downs, and the logic is clear and reasonable. There are very few novels describing Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s. Don't be as unfinished as "Getting Ahead" written by Nao Nao, who didn't like Nao Nao. It's super good-looking. Keep it up and support it!

The writing is good and the author's writing style is good. Some people may think it's a bit toxic to start buying a house with Wang Xiaoer, so the rating is relatively low. But I think it's okay. Most readers have too high expectations for the protagonist. They want him to be perfect and have extraordinary intelligence and skills. But people can't be so perfect. They have money and their brothers are killed, but their wives like petty calculations. The balance between them is not good, which is understandable.

The writing is not bad. Many knowledge writers have made great efforts to check the information in the context of the times, and they are not just talking nonsense.

I saw the latest chapter on April 19th. The monk came from being a rickshaw puller. He relied on his observation and strength to weave his own web of relationships like a spider. He wanted to use this web to protect himself, his family, and his brothers completely, but he did not expect that he would be choked by this web. Along the way, I was pushed, lured by carrots, and embarked on this road that would lead to destruction at some point. Little people have little people's troubles, and big people also have big people's pains. The alleys of Peiping are filled with the cries of vendors and the smell of the sweaty feet of rickshaw drivers and laborers.

It's really beautiful! Quite unexpected... If you write millions of words at your current level, if you don't get 9.5 Points, I'll uninstall Tomato [laughing awkwardly] [laughing awkwardly]

I haven't watched it much, I just listened to it on Tomato. I don't know much about this book yet. The author uses old Beijing before liberation as the starting point, which is quite skillful. The story is very interesting and worth reading.

Very satisfied, it feels very real, unlike those god-blowing novels

A rare good book with exciting content, vivid characters and good writing.

Passionate but not brainless, market-oriented but not pretentious. Understand the ruffian culture of the old society, neither belittle it nor beautify it like a wolf warrior. It's a rare good book on Tomato that doesn't get good reviews.

It looks good, like a little person in a city scene! You can write.

A little man who pulls carts in the capital has no golden fingers and no system. He only has a smart head, a smooth body, and a kind heart. Grow up step by step in the mud. Each character is vividly described, laughing and cursing before your eyes as if they are alive!

One of the few books that I can keep reading, the writing is delicate, the structure is rigorous, the characters are vividly drawn, vivid and vivid on the page! The social form respects history and is full of the fireworks of the times. The language is humorous, vulgar and elegant, and if you savor it carefully, it is full of simple survival philosophy and enlightenment!

It's well written. The author also read a lot of historical materials about the Republic of China. It's a well-crafted work. I like it.

The rating of this book is low. The author has experience and the writing style is good. Although the protagonist is relatively vulgar, it is true and tells some truths about the little people struggling at the bottom.

The first few chapters were pretty good, but I don't know what happens next. A good book will make you more and more fascinated the more you read it, and the more you read it, the more you won't be able to put it down, so it can be regarded as a good book.

The writing and style are good, and it's fine food. Why did you stop updating after reading dozens of chapters? One of the rare novels that has no space or time travel.

Very interesting, no nonsense content

The writing is true, the plot is reasonable, all the sufferings in the world are written, the protagonist is humane and ruthless, it is a good book