From the Start: Taking My Little Sister to Make It in the Capital

The content of Chapter 8 was pretty good when I first read it, but once Li Xinghua's residence and No. 95 Nanluogu Lane were mixed together, I felt that the author had to do some homework. One is north of Chang'an Avenue and one is south of Chang'an Avenue. The two places are so far apart. Li Xinghua lives in a shack in the south of the city. In the original text: Wang Jianguo patted him on the shoulder and said: Tell me what you need, my family lives in the third house in the alley in front. "When I saw this, I thought Wang Jianguo was in Nancheng. It was next to the wasteland. Looking back, Wang Jianguo helped Li Xinghua find a utility room in their yard. It feels quite warm to see this. Wang Jianguo is a good man. It's not right to look further back. There are three elders in Wang Jianguo's courtyard: Yan Bugui and Jia Zhang. That is to live in No. 95 Nanluogu Lane. The south of old Beijing refers to Chongwen District, Xuanwu District and Fengtai District south of Chang'an Street. No. 95 Nanluogu Lane is in Dongcheng, north of Chang'an Street and east of Zhongxi Road. Beijing's Nanluogu Alley is located in Dongcheng District, north of Chang'an Street. Its specific location is between Gulou East Street and Di'anmen East Street. It runs north-south, starting from Gulou East Street in the north and ending at Di'anmen East Street in the south. The houses in the courtyard are rented out to tenants.

The writing style is smooth and natural, the conception is exquisite and wonderful, close to reality, and the details of life are described delicately.

It's so beautiful. The more I watch it, the more I like the story. It's great [Like]