Siheyuan: Snatching Huai Ru Away, Life Just Keeps Getting Sweeter

Compared with the original version of Qin Huairu, the adaptation of this book is very pleasing. Get rid of the setting of blindly asking for and relying on others, support each other with the protagonist, and live a solid life. The characters in the courtyard retain the character background of the original work, their self-interested and calculating appearance is realistic, and the conflicts are not deliberately bloody. The only minor flaw is that some factory settings are slightly omitted, but it does not affect the main story. Readers who like to rewrite Qin Huairu's fate can read it.

Overall, it is a qualified Siheyuan fan of the era. The advantage is that the character's behavior fits the identity. Qin Huairu's psychological transformation is delicately portrayed, and she is no longer a tool person who blindly pays. The facial makeup of the characters such as Jia Zhang and the deaf old lady in the courtyard are in place, and the conflicts are reasonable. The only drawback is that there are too many scenes in the early stage, and the career line unfolds a little slowly. However, the writing is smooth, the highlights are evenly arranged, and there are no brainless slaps in the face. If you want to easily watch a story about life in a perfect era, you can read it.

Many stories get messed up later in the story, but this one is very organized throughout. Every choice made by the protagonist fits his identity. The plot is not awkward, the arrangement is just right, and it doesn't look too cliche. So far, it's still pretty good.

Unlike most Siheyuan essays that just roll in and out of each other, this book starts with a comfortable pace. The protagonist returns from rebirth and stops Qin Huairu who is about to go on a blind date with Jia Dong in advance, exposes the Jia family's lies about false wages and false promises, and directly rewrites Qin Huai's original tragic life. When dealing with the deaf old lady occupying her own property and the excellent neighbors in the courtyard, such as Jia Zhang and others, the methods are reasonable and restrained, and there is no brainless force. The details of the era life also fit the background of the 1950s, and the daily fireworks are sufficient.

It's okay, I have the desire to pursue it [thinking]

Overall, it is a qualified Siheyuan novel. The advantage is that it rewrites Qin Huairu's fate early and avoids the tragic line of the original play. The auxiliary line of Wang Caixia has a lovable character and the characters in the courtyard have distinct personalities. The only drawback is that some conflicts are handled in an idealistic way, and the villain's logic is occasionally weak. It is suitable for readers who like to easily cut off the flow and don't want to watch a frustrating plot. It is suitable for killing time in leisure time.

There are some things that may not be very good, that is, at that time, reputation was very important. If you did it directly without getting married, you might be criticized by others. The protagonist did it directly, and the whole hospital knew it. This is a bit unreasonable, but overall, I feel that it is okay. Let's look at it later. The others, anyway, are quite reasonable, a bit cool, and interesting to watch. I will continue to review them.

There is no random plot, the plot is well-prepared, and the characters' actions are all solid. The best people in the courtyard handled them comfortably. They were neither holy mothers nor extremes. They were reasonable and reasonable when they should, and dealt with them directly when they needed to. It was very relaxing to watch.

The protagonist does not rely on random cheating, but relies on his martyrdom identity, system and own abilities to establish himself in the steel rolling mill, rectify the moths and treat the weak kindly. It feels very good [Love] [Love]

It looks pretty good. Give it a five-star review to support it. By the way, I would like to ask the author, how many chapters will it take for Li Guangrong to officially and completely solve him?