Siheyuan: Silly Zhu's Path to Lordship

A well-written period piece. If you have space, you don't need the reputation of a courtyard to be a time traveler, and you don't want to be a successor. In that era, the workers and factory directors were not afraid of even the eighth-level workers, except for the fact that you learned skills under him.

I didn't even read the Siheyuan novels at first, but today I'm a bit smarter and read it all in one go. It's good, the actions and words are crisp and clear, plus the lord system, the plot is not monotonous, and the settings of each person are not too outrageous.

Overall it's good, but frequent game reality switching can make it feel fragmented. And it feels like the author is preparing to fight in two worlds. I guess I might focus on the game world later on. After all, real people have been brought there

If you don't do it in the steel rolling mill, you'll get one star. Although you won't be afraid of being picked on by people in the yard, it will be disgusting. The characters in Siheyuan are pretty good, more violent than the TV series, and a little gentler than the Magical Reformation of Siheyuan. Even the grain left by Jia and Zhang was given a highlight moment, giving it an extra star. If you act more decisively, add one star, and deal with threats in advance. Goldfinger is more interesting, plus one star. It's more neat to criticize people, so I'll give you one star.

The writing is very, very good. It was mainly delayed by the name. When I first saw Age of Empires, I felt how a war game could be integrated into it. I didn't expect it. I didn't expect that the author treated Age of Empires as a super version of the farm. This is so imaginative. Goldfinger is very good.

The novel can make people read. First, the language must be smooth, the narrative clear, the description vivid, the discussion profound, and the lyricism touching; second, the plot must be attractive, suspenseful but not outrageous, conflicting but not bizarre, and consistent with the background of the times... This Siheyuan is basically in place.

It can be supported by five stars. There is no problem in organizing the framework of the novel, and it grasps the pulse of the times to promote the evolution of the plot. Although the plot of the protagonist in the courtyard is a little salty. But he also jumped out of the courtyard framework and wrote his own opinions. Of course, there are flaws. For example, there are too many fantasy plots and the plot changes are not smooth enough. The plot conflict is weak and the excitement is not outstanding. This novel already has its own style than most other Tomato novels in the same genre. You can take a look!

Simple life, clear principles. Unexpected comfort, must like [like][like][like] There are no impulsive words and deeds and worries that make people fly, just like the breeze under the warm spring sun, which makes people tipsy without knowing it. Before I knew it, it was time to update, and I had to like [like] [like] [like] (Really just want to take a look...)

I have read over a hundred Siheyuan, and this one has the most distinctive character. When a modern person passes by, he does not have to fit into the courtyard house. He does not have to make all kinds of compromises with Lao Yi, make all kinds of concessions, pull for no reason, or fawn over the doorman Yan. It is very consistent with the life of modern people with some ability in the 1950s.

It's okay so far. I personally like this kind of story that has a plot and is not brainless. It can be read at a glance. I have read twenty chapters so far. Compared with similar novels, the details of life are not unpleasant. The details of life are still okay, and the setting of Goldfinger is also good. Personally, I think back to the days when I stayed up all night in an Internet cafe and played three or four games in one night and the night passed. The two teams were developing while looking forward to the future. Twenty years have passed in the blink of an eye.