Siheyuan: Something's Off About He Yushui
四合院之这个何雨水不对劲
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- 429k Words
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- 11mo ago
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The old man and woman in this book possess invincible invulnerability; no matter how serious the crime, they are basically unharmed even if they are arrested, causing the two time travelers endless suffering.
I'd give it a 4. It's a lighthearted read, but best suited for children. Yi Zhong doesn't suffer much throughout because level eight characters were rare back then; it's more accurate to say he has bad character. However, the protagonist lacks confidence and benefits, and there are no restrictions. It would be better for him to develop outside the adult world, which is all about profit. What benefits could he possibly gain?
Sigh, it's alright to watch; I quite like the male and female leads' cheat abilities—one is strong in combat, the other is intelligent. Both are time travelers. However, those with heart conditions shouldn't watch it because the revenge aspect is unsatisfying; even Yi's aftermath was handled by the foolish Zhu! Annoying! Overall, it's okay.
The rain is great! 👍👍👍, Let's boost the male lead's fighting skills!
Perhaps this is fate. Rain and Zhang Feng tried their best to drag Sha Zhu out of that mire, but he wanted to remain forever immersed in that gentle embrace. Did he not understand? Of course he did. He simply didn't want to wake up, because he feared the days ahead would be even more painful. You can never wake someone who is pretending to be asleep.
How to put it? It feels like a book about how to be a nanny in a traditional courtyard house. The more I watched, the more I felt that the male lead was too useless and too cowardly.
Well written, but Sha Zhu is so pitiful. But then I think about Wanyan Honglie and Dorgon. I also watched He Qing's portrayal of Bao Xiruo; it's hard to say whether or not one should be a Casanova like that 🤭
This book is meticulously conceived, lively, humorous, and exciting.
So good, so good, so good, so good, so good! If it's not good, tell me you're sorry. I don't want to play with you anymore. All day long...
I really liked the story's design; it was very original.