Siheyuan: Transmigrating from 1952

The narrative is appropriately complex and concise, and the characters' dialogues are appropriate and consistent with their identity.

If you have never eaten Shi, you can try it.

Just look at it, and no one will say a word when you look at it [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

As a Siheyuan book, Yi Zhonghai and Jia Zhang still have the same humanity, but the protagonists are indeed relatively reasonable to deal with. It can be regarded as a relatively rare article in Siheyuan that is not too violent. Overall, it's worth putting on your bookshelf and the author should update it quickly.

I think you can pursue any book in Siheyuan that is not called "Three Good Guys" One of the rare books in Siheyuan that is readable. I have finished reading it for the second time.

It has flesh and bones, substantial content, strong conversational spirit, and natural plot transitions.

Just because the male protagonist is written as a positive image, he deserves five stars.

The writing is quite interesting. Flying pigeon, forever, phoenix is ​​all up.

It is quite good among the Siheyuan novels.

The content is very popular in real life