Siheyuan: Tenfold Physique from the Start, Fists Against the Whole Lot

Except for a few mistakes in character names and relationships, everything else is pretty good and I can read it. This book, Jia Zhang's IQ is online, but it just pokes at Qin Huairu again [face covering]

Overall, it's good. The characters are detailed and full, and the details of the period novel are basically in place. It's an excellent work among period novels. I like it! However, Pig's Feet's somewhat arrogant and domineering behavior seems a bit out of tune with the times. Or does it seem that the author deliberately created such a character to lay the groundwork for the subsequent development of Xiangjiang? Also, as a family that has controlled the official intelligence organization of 49 cities and has been running the family secrets for more than 200 years, the leader of the family was assassinated, and he was also the commander of the main division. There was no follow-up action at either the national level or the family level. It is simply illogical! What's even more outrageous is that the background of the Nie family is not comparable to that of the Pig's Foot family. Everyone knows who the mastermind is, but the Pig's Foot family knows nothing about it. I really don't know if the family secretaries and the intelligence organization they control are doing nothing. Also, I feel that my tolerance towards the third uncle is very good, which is not in line with the character of Pig's Foot. Several false accusations have gone unsolved. Why should I be sent to prison? Stay to be retaliated against? Despite its shortcomings, as a firearms enthusiast, I still like this article. Come on!

It is the only one in Siheyuan. The story structure is novel and does not want to be the same as others. The group portraits are well written and the story line is grand enough. The disadvantage is that there are few updates. Please write more.

It's quite satisfactory, mainly because there are too few chapters at present, which subverts Tomato's traditional trivial life in the courtyard. The current content of this book is mainly about catching spies. The old lady and Yi are the bosses, and the protagonist is the secret agent who catches the four-nine cities, mixed with the trivial life in the courtyard. , The Siheyuan here is no longer a traditional one. Everyone has their own clever calculations. Even Jia and Zhang are smarter than ordinary people. It can be said that it completely subverts the content of the Siheyuan. It is like being used to eating pork and suddenly having a meal of beef with observation.

Chapter 44. . . It's hard to say. . . Qin Huairu came out of the blue. . . Is this what the previous article meant by asking Qin Huairu to transfer her household registration? ? ? ? If Qin Huairu is not married, then I think it will be okay. . . Just get married and forget it. . Jia Zhangshi and Qin Huairu's writings can be regarded as beautifying. . Just the idiot Jia Dongxu has been targeting the protagonist. .

Well written, the writing is fluent and the content is good

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The storyline is very rich, and the unsung heroes of that era are really touching.

This novel is written in a way that feels like a hospital but not a hospital. It is both refreshing and exciting. It is very interesting to read and suits my taste.

Not bad, not bad. The layout of the courtyard is relatively high. It breaks the previous pattern. The details are described too clearly. I have read so many chapters and it has only been a few dozen days. The pace is too slow.