Siheyuan: He Yuzhu Reborn in One Body, Returning to 1949

The rhythm is slow-burn realism, requiring readers to patiently dig out details. From sitting and forgetting the Sutra to practice the body to getting water in the gold medal space, every plot is logically online, and the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out. It is very suitable for book lovers who like to use their brains to dig out details. If you are tired of routine cool articles and want to find a story with both pyrotechnics and structure in period articles, this book is worth reading.

The ratings for this rookie novel are a bit interesting. The low stars are all for being boring, trying to do something, being annoying, etc. The shortcomings of the book were not mentioned at all, which made me a little more interested. After listening to it all afternoon, the writing is quite rigorous and can represent Beijing in 1949. In addition to using the space, I unconsciously forgot that He Yuzhu was a time traveler and truly integrated into the life of that time. It is a good courtyard house of the era. Goldfinger Some people can simply have even more, including loyal servants. Once a mortal is given an iron pillar, it depends on how he uses it.

The pace is slow but not procrastinating. It not only has the atmosphere of fighting over the best, eating and bickering in the courtyard, but also hides the protagonist's secret layout and accumulation of wealth. The feelings are not slogans, but are all in the details. Logic is online, and readers are welcome to point out mistakes. This sense of interaction allows book lovers who like to dig into details to dig out a lot of foreshadowings, and the more they read, the more they get into it.

The warmth of an era is hidden in the slow-burning brushwork. This book does not use the cliché of "Gold Finger", but uses delicate words to describe the protagonist's daily life in the courtyard. From a bowl of hot soup to a shot, from neighbor disputes to family and country justice, every plot is like a pearl, stringing together the appearances of all living beings in that special era. He Tiezhu is sober and transparent. He does not dwell on the past, nor is he afraid of the future. He just uses his own way to live out his wonderful life in the wave of the times. Great article! Five stars!

Not bad, not bad, there are pain points and laughter points, thumbs up, thumbs up, thumbs up

Not bad, not bad, it's quite refreshing [laughs][like][like][like]

It is a very heart-warming historical novel. The pace is slow but not procrastinating. Every plot is logical and online, and the details are well laid out. From the family's shortcomings to the righteousness of the family and the country, everything is vividly depicted. Worth reading.

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There are dragons and crouching tigers hidden in the fireworks in the market. The protagonist relies on cooking skills to make a living, builds up his body based on Chinese martial arts, and protects his heart with a slingshot. Three meals, four seasons, delicacies and antiques, and hunting in the forest are all realistic and have a sense of life. The writing style is plain and restrained, and the foreshadowing runs deep. It touches on the family's shortcomings, and slowly expresses the protection of cultural roots and the feelings of innocence.

He uses the stove as his arena, uses a spatula to control the heat of life, hides his Chinese martial arts in the street fireworks, and his slingshot skills are even more impressive. Food, old objects, and hunting in the mountains are all authentic, without showing off skills or exaggeration, and spreading the weight of time among the firewood, rice, oil and salt. Seemingly ordinary and everyday, there are hidden layers of foreshadowing, hiding the deep love for homeland and country.