Siheyuan: Rage Against Yi Zhonghai's Awakening of the God-Level System

In fact, Qin Huairu was the one to support the elderly. It seemed that he chose Sha Zhu, but Yi Zhonghai still favored the Jia family, and Sha Zhu always suffered. Besides, Silly Zhu is the one who knows how to take care of others. He can't even take care of his sister. Yi Zhonghai also saw that Sha Zhu was being tightly controlled, so he followed the trend and trapped Sha Zhu. Silly Pillar is a money-making tool, providing a layer of insurance for the pension plan.

Not bad, well written. Five-star praise.

The author read the introduction and promised to cut off the beard, but the result was unsuccessful.

The writing is quite good, but the title of each chapter is not explained, which is a minus point.

It's well written, but there is no directory name.

Clear logic, less anger, and high readability

This is a rare readable novel in the Siheyuan series. The character design is reasonable and not exaggerated, and it is not magically modified. Although it also distorts the original setting, the changes are relatively reasonable and readable.

No title➕Nanny➕Respect the elderly = [laughing]

Super nice and nice

Good job, come on, come on, come on

It looks really good

I can't say he's a saint, but he treated Yi Zhonghai too lightly. It was no different from doing nothing.

Although it is nagging sometimes, it is still good overall.

Neither the time traveler nor Xu Damao can rob women.

It's an alternative courtyard novel. It's pretty good. In short, Yi Juehu is a good book.

A very good book must be given a five-star rating!

Well written, I saved the pillars from the beginning, I like it

Not bad, the plot is compact and not draggy. The most important thing is that the three views are very upright, unlike many other Siheyuan articles that overly demonize and follow the trend without brainless abuse.

Very good and worth a look

The narrative is concise and clear! Consistent with reality. The plot is reasonable!

After reading Chapter 5, the plot arrangement is reasonable, the dialogue is human-like, and the writing is okay. I will not read it in advance. I will rate it after reading it later.

It's concise and powerful, without pulling on emotions. The rating is just a bit low. I don't know if there is a reason for the low rating.