From the Start, I Brought My Seven Younger Siblings to Seek Help from Yi Zhonghai

After reading so many courtyard houses, this author's idea is the most reasonable! He has been studying medicine and become a giant in the industry. The descendants of the family can inherit the family knowledge, and the later space can adjust time and engage in biomedicine and the like. In our society and system, we live a much better life than most people. No one is jealous yet. Not to mention becoming a powerful family, at least a small aristocratic family or a prestigious school is foreseeable.

When I came to Tomato, I saw a lot of stories about courtyard houses, but the characters in this book are all highly intelligent, and they are not so violent. Especially the moral god Yi Zhonghai was brought to life, and he felt sorry for his ancestors and his descendants. I am a person who is afraid of being devoured and wiped out, but will not die a happy death. This book describes how he fled from Henan to the capital after Chiang Kai-shek's Huayuankou embankment burst, and climbed out of the pile of dead people along the way. This setting is in line with the gloomy Lao Yi in the original work [Like] Overall worth a look

The various characters are very real, all with brains, and some weighing the pros and cons, so this book has a gurgling meaning, a gentle plot, and a quiet narration, which can easily make people feel that life is nothing more than this.

The writing is quite good, with little violence. It is suitable for bookworms who have read hundreds of Siheyuan books. If nothing else, the setting and various elements of this book show that this book can get a high score if it is well written.

The writing is very good. I have read many Siheyuan books, and many of them describe people in the courtyard being bad or even bad for no reason. This book feels very sane, and I can see the survival wisdom of their time. Well, it gets more boring the further you go. It feels like there is no main outline. I write a little bit here and a little bit there. I still don't know what the protagonist is going to do after reading it? Get rich? Age restrictions cannot be issued; promote traditional Chinese medicine culture? Most of them are apprentices; the parents are short-sighted? The main focus is on the seven children who have little interaction with the courtyard. Also, I still can't remember which of the seven children is older and which is younger, which name corresponds to which one, and I can't remember a few other names. Really, writing about these kids is so boring. Also, the author likes to exaggerate one thing. The protagonist Goldfinger is. The Goldfinger you arranged was full of flaws. You also wrote the origin of Goldfinger in detail, and then there are these children. I really think it is a failure. You wrote too much. You also wrote about each character in detail and exaggerated the children's abilities as if they can handle most things. In fact, there is no problem in writing. The problem is that you arranged these together, which directly made me tired of reading. . . The expression is a bit unclear, but that's what it means anyway.

Nice. I like the supporting actor Yi Zhonghai better here. The protagonist also lives a good life without using cheats. Unlike other novels, if there is no golden finger, it will be life or death immediately. In this book, Yi Zhonghai's magnanimity towards his relatives and selfishness towards others make him popular.

Not bad, not bad, very good-looking. It has a reasonable portrayal of everyone in the Siheyuan. It is not like other stories where everyone is evil. The protagonist will fight with Kuku as soon as he enters. The golden finger is not very big, but it is true that it is ordinary. Hahaha, the younger brothers and sisters are all cute.

Good-looking, very good-looking ദ്ദിᵔ.˛.ᵔ₎✧. If you like to watch Manqing Siheyuan and read short stories about parents, I highly recommend watching this one. It doesn't have so many top-notch stories. Every little character has his own thoughts, not puppets supported by characters. Even the brainless Jia Zhang. (How can a fat widow who can raise her own son in troubled times be a brainless shrew?) However, I would like to make a small suggestion. You can listen to it or not, but I really want to say this: this introduction can actually be changed. (It's a bit weak in appeal and can easily mislead readers.) Take me as an example: the first sentence of the introduction makes people confused about their seniority. At first, I thought the protagonist's uncle was Yi Zhonghai. Later, I discovered that the protagonist and Yi Zhonghai both had the word "" in them and realized that they are the same generation. When I saw this paragraph, I was hesitant whether to click into this novel or not. Because the introduction of this paragraph gives me the feeling that this author is easy to describe unclearly, which will make readers confused. (Not really.) I clicked in later because I really like reading this fanfic. I finally found something that interested me a little bit, and I didn't want to give up, so I clicked in. Also, doesn't the protagonist have younger brothers and sisters? And there are quite a few, there are 7 of them. These 7 need to be written in the introduction. First, highlight the difficulty of raising 7 children when both parents died when the protagonist came. Then, highlight that the protagonist has a long-lost cousin. This will actually make it more attractive. Because after reading the first chapter, I learned that the protagonist has so many younger brothers and sisters. It made me curious about how Yi Zhonghai would react when he learned that he had so many cousins, and that's why I continued reading. (In other words, I know Yi Zhonghai will be very happy, but I still want to know how happy he will be, so I continue to read.) Then the author's writing style convinced me. I thought it was very interesting, and I naturally read on.

There is currently no heroine In any case, it can be said that the writings written by people from Siheyuan are relatively shrewd (with emotional intelligence and IQ). OK I just don't know whether the main character Goldfinger was written more towards martial arts or fantasy (maybe it was written just for the sake of kung fu) (Following updates) I can't stand it anymore (Abandoned)

A true review would give it about 7.5 Out of 10, but seeing that the author is a new author, I chose to encourage it and give it a five-star review. The writing is smooth and natural. It can be seen that it is still written under an outline and a specific framework. It is hard to say whether it will be able to do this in the future. In fact, this point is quite important. Many things are scattered and forgotten after writing. It is caused by the lack of a core framework and outline. The shortcoming is that the author consults too many suggestions from readers. Some good suggestions are not adopted, but some irrelevant suggestions are adopted. The plot currently seems to be too peaceful, and the conflicts between characters are always brushed aside. The conflicts between characters are very good at promoting the development of the plot. Always telling them in a straightforward way will be wasteful. Some readers suggest that they should think about it carefully in the future and then write about it in detail. The second is the characterization of the protagonist's younger siblings. To be honest, it can be seen that the author wants to deeply describe the characters of the protagonist's younger siblings and make them vivid with their own characteristics. But in fact, the description is not very good because they are all flat. The direct description does not say that it is shown in the character conflict to make people feel more deeply. On the contrary, it will make people reluctant to look at these character portrayals. After all, there are seven younger siblings, which looks a bit tired. The in-depth image of the younger siblings should be reduced, or these portrayals should be added to the character conflicts, so that readers can accept them better and more impressively. Generally speaking, the book is quite well written, with clear logic. Everything is written under the guidance of the outline, and it is very smooth. However, it is too straightforward, which is also the reason why the current readers and performance in all aspects continue to decline. I hope the writing will get better and better in the future. It is worth reading.