Siheyuan: The Yan Family's Eldest Son

Lao Kou is whitewashed. The first dozen or so chapters are very toxic, especially for someone like me who hates Lao Kou. So I directly scanned the plot of Lao Kou. I personally feel that the rest of it is very good. There is basically no violence. The Golden Finger is very appropriate. It is my favorite Siheyuan era novel.

It can be seen that the author typed the article purely by hand. It is not too violent and the life of a normal family is well written. The Siheyuan article is considered a high-quality article. There is no conflict in three chapters. It is a good life if you work hard.

Not bad, the cheating is not big, the protagonist is working hard to learn electrician knowledge and improve his level. I really like this kind of daily novel with a low level of violence. The protagonist rarely participates in the shitty things happening in the courtyard and doesn't care about other people's business. I hope Goldfinger will maintain restraint in the future and the protagonist will continue to watch the show.

It's pretty good and quite real. There are almost no magic changes, and there is no outrageous plot where the whole courtyard is targeted at the protagonist. There are contradictions and conflicts between each other, but there is also mutual help. Although it is a little dull, it is exactly the type I like!

It's good to read. The beginning should be copied from a book on another platform. It has the same name and the same plot. The number of words is more than twice that of this book. I read that book and I think it's good.

Although it is a spin-off, it is unexpectedly very good. It is much better than ordinary period dramas. It makes me want to taste this TV series. The author's words are meaningful, and the male protagonist's role as an electrician is also very full. There is a little bit of fluff, but it is very restrained, which actually adds a bit of realism. It's not easy. I don't know why there are so many AI articles with dull and rigid narratives during this period. I'm almost exhausted from reading them. It's just that the content is a bit sparse, and the writing is more focused on group portraits. Although the writing is quite good and the characters are full-bodied, I think it's better to keep this aspect as low as possible. I still prefer to watch the male protagonist grow up step by step as an electrician.

The writing is good. I study hard and work hard. It also has a subtle influence on the family. There is not so much shit and shit, and there is not so much anger. There is just an ordinary person who studies hard, works hard, and lives a good life.

The author expanded the courtyard 2 to 3 times, and each person has three houses. In addition, the Jia family made a fortune, Jia Zhangshi remarried a rich butcher, all the old-fashioned family reunions were wonderful, the story of the Jia family's wealth, the story of the Yi family's perfection, and the story of the demise of the silly column

So far, it's pretty good. The plot and characters are both good. It's not a deliberate exaggeration of one person's character to advance the plot. The disadvantage is that occasionally you can see some non-artificial traces, repeated paragraphs and other minor problems.

The writing is delicate and has a strong sense of immersion. It's rare to read a book that doesn't make you jump.