
Raging Through 1952: Taming the Birds of Siheyuan
狂飙1952:我在四合院除众禽
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It's a pretty good Siheyuan novel, but I was put off by the title. I didn't think it was a good book based on the title. I thought I'd read about a third of it, or at least half of it, and give up, but I didn't expect to finish it. The author's writing style is sophisticated, his knowledge reserve is rich, his ideas are novel, and he has a good understanding of the 1960s and 1970s. It looked like a time-travel novel in a courtyard, but the more I read, the more I couldn't stop reading, and I fell into a trap without realizing it. There are many main characters. The first uncle, the deaf old lady, the second uncle, the third uncle, the Jia family and their families all made arrangements so clearly that they were all killed when they should log off early. It doesn't rely on the main characters in the TV series, it has a neat energy, which is quite novel. It is considered a minor classic in terms of period literature. There are some flaws, and the writing is a little loose, but they are handled well. Just like leaving to put dozens of tons of supplies in a granary, the relevant departments thought of such a tightly guarded place. How did the supplies get in? What if the saboteurs bring in other things? Some books sell dozens of tons of supplies every month on the black market. In the capital, how do large quantities of supplies come in? If there were dozens of tons of explosives, the entire capital would be blown up. This is quite normal. They keep shipping without anyone checking. It shows off your IQ. Thousands of people have different faces, and everyone loves different things. I think it is very outstanding. Five stars is the highest five stars.
Nowadays, Siheyuan and the Anti-Japanese War are almost broken. Those who can write more than six points are very good. After all, AI is prevalent. After all, the author's Siheyuan is already quite good. Although it is still the same old routine and has no innovation, it is quite satisfactory and avoids many pitfalls. The letter of understanding, licking, whitewashing, etc. Are avoided. It also hits hard and directly cancels the account. The overall structure is smooth and the ending is handled quite well. It can also be justified. It is a very good Siheyuan.
This is the cook who most regards himself (Si Zhu himself) as a character in the Siheyuan series that I have seen! In the early 1950s, time traveler chef Silly Zhu considered leaving the capital when the wind blew up to avoid being blown away by the wind! [Hold face][Hold face][Hold face][Hold face] The key is that you are just a cook, a member of the lower class, Feng Xian's boredom is here to scratch you? How much fake wine have you drunk, and you are so pretentious that you think you are a feudal official! Even Liu Haizhong wouldn't dare to think about it! [Cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]
Very well written and exciting! The protagonist kills decisively and there is no depressing plot, but the number of words is too few. I hope the author will continue to work hard to update it! Come on, author!
It's not bad, there's no extreme tension, it's just that the technique is a bit rough. It's a very complete plot of a courtyard house, simple and neat, dealing with animals, going to Xiangjiang without delay before the wind blows, and no life wasted in that small courtyard house, great
This shouldn't have been such a low score. Although there was a little push at the beginning, revenge really doesn't take overnight. Yi Zhonghai had his limbs amputated directly before the implementation of the 8-level work station system. The same goes for the old deaf man. Jia Zhang was sentenced to 3 years and was sentenced to 3 years just after he was released. Later, he was sentenced to life imprisonment in Beidahuang. Bangge was sentenced to 8 years old. In 20 years, they came out and shot them directly. Three of Liu Haizhong's family were killed, and three of Yan Bugui's family were killed. The writing was actually more daily, and it was very refreshing to directly beat people in the early and middle stages. Although it was systematic, there were not many descriptions, and it was not against the sky. It mainly relied on the incredible learning ability and photographic memory given by the novice gift package. The most comfortable thing is that this book was written in the 1950s, from the later period to the ticket period in the 1960s, to the difficult journey to Hong Kong. It is not an exaggeration. The lifestyles of the protagonists in different eras are different. Except that the author is not good at mathematics, and then forgets that he has written some parts, I give this book an 8.5. In my heart, the best Siheyuan book does not exceed 8.9 Points.
One of the best books I've ever read. It's very ruthless, and there won't be so many twists and turns. It doesn't mean that I'm going to shit on my head, but I won't be ruthless. If there is someone like this who kills people at every turn, please recommend it.
Well, the content basically meets the expectations of Siheyuan readers, including protecting antiques and treasure hunting, torturing birds and running away from Hong Kong. Although antiques and treasure hunting are not mentioned later, contact with the black market shows that they have been collecting all year round [eating melon]
Although this book has not many words. But there are basically everything that should be written. There is no endless pull of those long stories. The protagonist takes action decisively without leaving any trouble. Although it may be less interesting to solve the main supporting characters, this is the normal way to avoid trouble. Solving the problem directly is not verbose, and jumps directly out of the Forty-Nine City to the Hong Kong City. There is no need to be cautious when the wind blows. Director Li, directly develop the Hong Kong City in advance and talk to higher-level people. A higher starting point will lead to better development. I hope the author can work hard to write better works.
The writing is very good, and I give it five stars. Every time I read the plot in the opening chapter of the Siheyuan novel, where He Daqing runs away and abandons his children, I feel particularly uncomfortable. My mother passed away early, and my father was at home. After my mother passed away, I always felt that I blamed myself for not choosing to study medicine. Therefore, after my mother passed away, my father, who was already forty years old, taught himself medicine and practiced medicine outside all year round. I left my five children at home and ignored them, like a pile of scattered sand. In those years, our brothers and sisters were almost the same as He Yuzhu's brother and sister. What's better than him is that no one plots against us.