Zhang Zhenhua wakes up to find that he has transmigrated into the world of Siheyuan, becoming one of its residents. Luckily, he binds himself to the Second Uncle System, which assigns him a wealthy Second Uncle living all the way over in America.
The Second Uncle issues tasks to the Host from time to time, such as doing good deeds, honoring his ancestors, going on blind dates, getting married, and having children.
Completing tasks brings all kinds of rewards. Some are delivered directly to the Host, while others are sent to him through legitimate overseas channels or passed along by other people to Zhang Zhenhua.
Zhang Zhenhua first takes over his mother’s job at the Women’s Federation, then stirs up a storm in Siheyuan, driving wedges between people. Yi Zhonghai gets divorced, Liu Haizhong gets divorced, Yan Bugui gets divorced, Jia Dongxu gets divorced...
Wait, this is starting to take a strange turn.
She belongs to the level of a nanny in a courtyard, with too many roles for other people and too few roles for the protagonist. She also adopts a bunch of people, half of the Leshan Giant Buddha. In terms of methods, she is far different from Gu Qing. 🤦
Everything is okay. Apart from the fact that adopting a child is a bit uncomfortable, let alone other things. First of all, the protagonist has a secret, a huge secret. For example, when the protagonist is looking at the system, he will sometimes look at something inexplicably in the eyes of others, talking and giggling. There must be such small details. Secondly, we don't know the character of the child. Most children who have been abused for a long time will. There are psychological shadows, and a small number of people will develop psychopathology. Even the winner will think that although you saved him, why couldn't you come earlier, and then blame others for coming late, and then become black. Unless you explain with the system's divine power that there is no problem, the adoption is good. Just giving 100 gold bars to something that is currently useless is very uncomfortable. The thing is good but useless.
This book has something to offer. The protagonist is neither that bad nor that good. The plot is also quite interesting. The tricks used by the protagonist are also really good. It's the way of the next generation.
Yes, the protagonist stirs up trouble and doesn't suffer. Except for Lou Xiao'e's appearance at the wrong time, everything else is fine.
Another one that has caught up with the big army. How can I say it? It is a very unique Siheyuan fan fiction. In short, your uncle will still have to read it! If you like different Siheyuan fan fiction, you can check it out 😄
This is an article about the villain Yi Zhonghai, a male protagonist who traveled through time. He found Cai Quanwu, made stupid Zhu turn against Yi Zhonghai, persuaded the aunt to divorce Yi Zhonghai, arranged for Zhang Xiaohua to marry Yi Zhonghai, married a beautiful woman, and stabbed the moth... I don't know what year Xu Damao married Lou Xiao'e in the original drama, but I always feel that it shouldn't have been so early.
Regardless of the many shortcomings mentioned in the comment area, I think Tomato is already considered a high-quality product. It is not very violent. Seeing those beatings and scoldings every day is distorted. However, Jia Dongxu's end is a bit miserable and he is a widow again. Is this paving the way for Qin Huairu's recruitment?
The writing and the plot are okay, especially the plot is reasonable and not mindless.
Really good Everyone in the courtyard has their own plans But not too demonized Quite pyrotechnics I hope it won't be like those books in the future, killing other people's whole families at every turn. Send them to eat peanuts and eat sand in the northwest. Except for the discomfort of adopting two children, the other plots are still very interesting.
It's a very cozy courtyard house with basically no hostility.