Siheyuan: This Tough Guy from Sichuan Is No One to Mess With

Give your book a five-star rating! Thank you book friends for your comments and suggestions, thank you all! It is the first time for the author to write a book, so some of the rhythm control may not be in place, so book friends who rate it please be merciful and evaluate it objectively! I am really baffled by the 1-2 star reviews from some book friends. Some are because of their dialect, they say I am a literary youth, and some are giving negative reviews based on their own guess about what the plot will be like before they have finished reading the new chapter! Don't be so harsh, it's really hard for me! Show mercy! Thanks! I accept all normal criticism! Thank you all!

This book should have been released for a long time, but I just uploaded it today. This is the most beautiful Siheyuan fan novel I have seen in half a year. Definitely worthy of five-star praise, why? Because I have a problem with myself, I read books. The first point is not to contaminate AI. I will never give a thumbs up to contaminated AI. The author has achieved the second point purely by hand, which is in line with the logic of chronological writing. The writing has the flavor of the 1950s, but of course there is a slight flaw. He wrote the director of the sub-district office in 1957 as a division-level cadre. In fact, the sub-district offices of that era were properly department-level cadres. However, small flaws do not affect me as a person. As long as you do not use AI and follow logic, it is an absolute five-star review. It is really detailed and well written.

The protagonist belongs to the second generation of dog-licking rich people who were beaten to death in time travel. When entering the Siheyuan, he did not call him "Uncle One, Two or Three". I give this a thumbs up. Later, the treatment of the Three Overlords of the Siheyuan was not sloppy. Now the author writes that the protagonist returned to Sichuan to apply for a household registration for half a month. The Three Overlords of the Siheyuan must be causing trouble again. Are they trying to pull things off? Give it a five-star review first, and then read later. The more I watched, the more boring it became. It was bland and fluffy. After the protagonist entered the steel rolling mill, the plot became more and more boring. It was also interspersed with the four tyrants of the courtyard jumping back and forth. This plot is like the feeling of exhaustion after exerting too much force.

Among the Siheyuan fanfics, it's pretty good. There aren't that many poisonous points, and they're not that obvious. The original heroine design is also very lovable, but I don't know why, but it seems like she can't measure it.

You can watch it, it's quite interesting, but the pace is too slow, and I've forgotten some of the plot. Either omit some of the pace appropriately, or add more, or the platform will provide traffic, otherwise readers will slowly lose.

It's okay to read this book now. The plot in the book has not yet touched Qin, the atmosphere in the courtyard has not been completely controlled by the nursing group, and the thoughts in the courtyard have not been distorted. Outside, the lid king is still from the neighborhood committee, not from the street office, but there is something about covering the lid, which has completely penetrated the place. After reading the Siheyuan article, I can now see that the street office and other grassroots organizations are acting like Li Zicheng. And the main character is from the south. There won't be so much nonsense there.

The writing is okay. It's best to crush him in an upright manner. If you're hanging out in a courtyard, you should be tough. Don't rely on cheats every day, like shit and urine charms. We should win over some people and suppress some people. Unite most of them and finally drive the old people in the courtyard into dust.

So far well written. As long as it's not a bitch, not fantasy, not pedantic, and not provocative, it's a good novel. Well written. It's just too tiring to chase. Can you explode three chapters a day? Always misses the mark at critical moments.

After reading 90,000 words, five stars! Definitely handwritten! I didn't go to the funeral for my father. When I first entered the hospital, I saw Yan Bugui, Liu Haizhong, and Yi Juehu, so he called me first uncle, second uncle, and third uncle.

It's currently worth 5 stars. Come on, I hope it can be maintained in the future. It was a good book at the beginning, but I couldn't read it after more than 100 chapters. It's a pity.