Siheyuan: Becoming a Rogue Everyone Loves

The writing is great, but the change in relationship with the compound is a bit abrupt, and then the plot develops like this. Although I know it is foreshadowing, it feels uncomfortable to keep laying it out. Personally, it would be a bit 🐢. If there is a little resistance in the middle, or more behavioral explanations, I think I will understand this behavior, and then continue reading and look forward to the explosion later.

The shadows of Lin Weidong and Qin Huai overlapped, the firelight danced, and the warmth and undercurrents intertwined. After a while, Qin Huairu blushed and reminded that the soup was about to burn, and Lin Weidong smiled and went to wash his hands. The story outlines urban life in a delicate way, with coexistence of warmth and conflict, a strong sense of imagery, and repeated suspense. The characters are vivid and the emotions are sincere. It has both fireworks and undercurrents of the times. It is fascinating and can be called a masterpiece.

The "dimensionality reduction" of civilization crushes human relationships, and the writing is like a knife, piercing modern thinking into the courtyard of the 1960s. Lin Muzhi's "warm revenge" is shocking at every step, and the characters appear vividly on the page. The plot is as compact as a drum beat, and the excitement is overwhelming!

Lin Weidong's wisdom in breaking the situation is amazing. It also used democratic voting to resolve the food distribution crisis, and used "moral kidnapping to counter moral kidnapping" to solve the donation deadlock. Every detail reveals a precise understanding of human nature. The micro-expressions of the three uncles, Xu Damao's panic, and Qin Huairu's helplessness are all vividly depicted in the group portraits. The design of the system prompt sound is more interesting and hints at the protagonist's growth trajectory. It not only retains the urban atmosphere of the original work, but also gives modern readers a strong sense of immersion. Highly recommended to readers who like Machiavellian battles of wits, it is definitely worth reading again and again!

It's a long-lasting read, the characters are well-drawn, and it's a very thoughtful book. Worth savoring slowly

It's wonderful. Lin Weidong's portrayal is so flesh-and-blood that it seems to be around you. It's a good book that I won't tire of reading hundreds of times! ! !

I just read a few chapters and I like being a thief. I like Qin Huairu so much. Come on, the author. Slip away.

Wonderful, flesh-and-blood Lin Weidong, a good book that I won't tire of reading hundreds of times.

Personally, I like reading chronology very much. I have been thinking about it for a long time. This is my first time writing a chronology. I hope all readers will like it. I have a great time! Please also leave a message and give more valuable suggestions! I look forward to completing this work with you all!

The story is wonderful. Whether it is the undercurrents between the characters or the tense atmosphere in the conference room, it is all very well prepared. People are immediately immersed in the petty conflicts and interest disputes among the parents in the compound. In just a few strokes, the daily life of the neighbors in the courtyard is outlined. The dialogue is down-to-earth, and the characters' emotions are hidden between the lines. Qin Huairu's softly probing sentence is so poignant, I look forward to the fierce confrontation during the meeting!