After being reborn, He Yuzhu stopped being stupid and picked up a beautiful girl who had lost her memory from the scrapyard. She was good at washing and cooking, but at night she embroidered pictures of mountains and rivers under the moonlight. On the day Qin Huairu was forced to marry, the girl showed her jade sign: "He is my husband." Helicopters landed all over the courtyard, and the man with the star on his shoulders shouted with red eyes: "Daughter, daddy is here to take you home."
Reader comments
The author's writing style is good and very vivid. It's not a straight-forward narrative like a diary. The dialogue is very graphic. However, the plot jumps in some places. It may be that the author got it mixed up. Furthermore, the scene has been changed and there is no separation, which makes people feel very abrupt.
The author's writing style is not bad, but there are too many inconsistencies. I don't know if I forgot to write it, and it's embarrassing. As a fan of Siheyuan, I don't poke holes in Lou Zi and push it out. This seems uncomfortable. I give up.
As the saying goes: People's hearts are unpredictable, and human nature cannot be gambled! I also grew up in Sijiucheng. I remember someone told me that when speaking to others, you should only leave half of what you say! My parents never told me anything like that!
Believe what the old man said, there is no going back! Sa Beining said in a lecture that he felt that the most useful (knowledge) was not learned in college! Therefore, the ancients said: It is better to travel thousands of miles than to read thousands of books! Your taste…
Not bad, but too little and not enough to watch.
This book is well written and fits the era. Reasonable. The anger is not serious.
The details are exquisite, but unfortunately there are only chapter numbers and no titles.
A very good book
Not bad, written very carefully.
It is clearly organized and can be learned. I don't know how to pass the time by listening to books, but I also need to learn something.
In many time travels, this is the most thorough analysis.
The content looks okay and the logic is clear. The description is a bit like it has been modified by AI
I have read dozens of chapters, and this is the best Siheyuan book I have read.
The writing is very good, and the description of people's hearts, things, and processes is very good. Why is there no points?
It's more logical, and there's no shit-peeing plot.
I don't know if it's AI or transportation, but it fits the daily life of that era, which is quite interesting.
The author's writing style is good and very vivid. It's not a straight-forward narrative like a diary. The dialogue is very graphic. However, the plot jumps in some places. It may be that the author got it mixed up. Furthermore, the scene has been changed and there is no separation, which makes people feel very abrupt. The author's writing style is not bad, but there are too many inconsistencies. I don't know if I forgot to write it, and it's embarrassing. As a fan of Siheyuan, I don't poke holes in Lou Zi and push it out. This seems uncomfortable. I give up.
As the saying goes: People's hearts are unpredictable, and human nature cannot be gambled! I also grew up in Sijiucheng. I remember someone told me that when speaking to others, you should only leave half of what you say! My parents never told me anything like that! Believe what the old man said, there is no going back! Sa Beining said in a lecture that he felt that the most useful (knowledge) was not learned in college! Therefore, the ancients said: It is better to travel thousands of miles than to read thousands of books! Your taste…
Not bad, but too little and not enough to watch.
This book is well written and fits the era. Reasonable. The anger is not serious.
The details are exquisite, but unfortunately there are only chapter numbers and no titles.
A very good book
Not bad, written very carefully.
It is clearly organized and can be learned. I don't know how to pass the time by listening to books, but I also need to learn something.
In many time travels, this is the most thorough analysis.
The content looks okay and the logic is clear. The description is a bit like it has been modified by AI
I have read dozens of chapters, and this is the best Siheyuan book I have read.
The writing is very good, and the description of people's hearts, things, and processes is very good. Why is there no points?
It's more logical, and there's no shit-peeing plot.
I don't know if it's AI or transportation, but it fits the daily life of that era, which is quite interesting.