Siheyuan: From the Start, I Foil Deaf Granny's Schemes

There is a book in which Qin Huairu gets into trouble by using a sack to break her legs. The first uncle uses a sack to break his wife's legs. The second uncle uses a sack to break his legs. The third uncle uses a sack to break his three sons' legs. Silly Zhu uses a sack to break Qin Huairu's legs. A deaf old lady uses a sack to break Qin Huairu's legs! Jia Zhang was trying to trick Yi Zhonghai into breaking his sack leg, and Xu Damao was trying to trick Lao Xu into breaking his sack leg! Banggeng was looking for trouble with Jia Zhang's leg, but he never picked on the person involved, and he was very honest even when he did it several times! People who don't care about others hate looking for trouble.

Personally, I think the writing is quite good. It has the plot of the Siheyuan, the restoration of the remnants, the espionage story, and the greed of high-level officials. The perspective is relatively small. There may be some shortcomings, but the flaws are not concealed. The more mainstream Siheyuan novels revolve around the calculations in the courtyard. This book is still worth reading.

Don't tell me, it's very likely that this is the case. They will cooperate with the remnants internally to transfer the treasure, or guard the treasure in place and wait for the transfer. This book is like poking at the enemy's nest, with a different Director Li and the same sweet and confident Lou Bancheng. The big leader's explanation was pretty good too.

The remnants of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, enemy agents, capitalists, and the secret war caused by ordinary people's resistance to feudal restoration

The unique Xu Damao . . . . . .

Not bad, worthy of praise

It's a completely new idea, and it's pretty cool. [Like][Like][Like]

Good looking, not verbose, seriously underestimated

Personally, I think it's pretty good.

Although there are fewer courtyard houses in the future, the stories are getting more and more exciting, and there is no difference between logic and common sense.