Siheyuan: Looking, Hearing, Asking, and Hearing Can Also Determine Good or Bad Luck.

This book can be regarded as a masterpiece among Siheyuan children's fan fiction. There was not so much hostility, and no one was plotted to death. In the real life of the period, especially in the Imperial City, there were so many people robbing houses and jobs because they thought they didn't die fast enough. There can be contradictions and conflicts, but they cannot be mindless conflicts. And it has changed the lives of many people. The people who should be hanging on the wall are still living a sweet life. The person who was supposed to plan for retirement has his own offspring. Everything is moving forward steadily and happily under the tide of the times. I also comment a lot myself. I laugh when I see interesting things, and I also comment on things I think are unreasonable. I give this novel five stars.

There is no hostility, which is good. The protagonist is not a psychotic fun-loving person. There is no excrement or peeing. It is very comfortable to watch. It is really a breath of fresh air in the courtyard world where people are constantly cutting off hands and feet and killing whole families.

This is a wish-making lamp that travels back in time. Yi Zhonghai has both sons and daughters, the deaf old lady and the male lead personally go to get the five-guarantee household, Jia Zhang's invincible golden body.

Although the male protagonist did actively or passively help a lot of people, it was not as uncomfortable as in other fanfics, and it was quite happy, and the people in the novel were not that annoying. It is probably the second best-looking novel of this kind that I have ever read, the first being the one who sent the entire hospital to the northeast for rehabilitation. I think you can still take a look. The most important thing is sometimes not to jump to conclusions just by reading book reviews. I read this book several times and was persuaded to give it away. This time, I read it and thought it was okay. The main reason is that the author's writing is good.

The content is reasonable and not exaggerated. The characters are all flesh and blood. There is no pulling for the sake of pulling. There is no shit or shit, and there are no various stuck spells. It looks relaxed and pleasant. There is no plot that is too violent. The current score is too low. It should be 9.5.

After reading Chapter 50, I personally feel that although the pace is fast, it is well written. It tries to develop everyone's story lines in a positive way. I have seen too many demonized courtyard houses, and this one is not bad.

Very good, very good. He is the most bland and least aggressive character I have ever read in Siheyuan. Other courtyards are full of fights and killings, but this courtyard is very suitable for people who like to watch ordinary things.

You can taste the spicy taste in the tomatoes. What kind of fairy trumpet is this? The writing is smooth and flowing, three steps at a time. Apart from the lack of Beijing Hutong flavor, there's nothing wrong with it. It's a good book.

It's very good. There are no tears. It can be regarded as a breath of fresh air. Now only Jia Zhang and Mr. Yan are having bad luck.

The writing is really good, there are no cliche plots, there are not so many pulling scenes, and there are no letters of understanding or anything like that. It's all good, except that I couldn't stand licking the old lady at the beginning. In the later stage, it looks better if there are less scenes with the old lady!

It's nice to look at. It's not as dirty as other courtyard houses. It's very comfortable to watch. Cheers, author. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Awesome Siheyuan, a rare good book [Like]

I opened this book by accident, and it was really by accident. Usually I only read the end or the ones with more than 700,000 words, because many books are good at the beginning, but get worse as they go on, and even get to the extreme, and in the end I can only abandon the book. When I first start writing something like this, I usually put it on a bookshelf. I may have stumbled across this book while walking and listening to it yesterday. When I saw Chapter 28, I really didn't skip a chapter. I don't know how long I've been reading it yet, but it's really fascinating. The author's writing style is sophisticated and humorous. It's not like keeping a diary or reading a newspaper. Even after reading it now, I think Jia and Zhang are a little cute. However, after reading the whole book, only more than fifty chapters have been updated. The sky is falling... But anyway, five stars for such a good book written in the early stage.

A very interesting Siheyuan article with good writing style and humor. It can at least be ranked in the top five.

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It's better than many courtyard houses. Most courtyard houses are constantly arguing back and forth.

In fact, everyone says that the protagonist is close to Long Yi and Xu Liu, which is actually normal. They live in the same compound. You have not noticed that their income and ability are considered to be the first class. They are the same in any era, and each group plays with which group. This is the real society.

I have read many fanfictions, and this one was the most enjoyable to read.

I have read many Siheyuan novels, and this is one of the few that I could read without skipping a chapter. There is not much violence, just plain joy in life. Worthy of five-star praise

This is a good book. It is considered high-quality food. The author will update it soon [laughs][laughs][laughs]

It is one of those rare Siheyuan fan stories where the protagonists are all normal people. The ones I read before were basically all about outlaw madmen. There was really no logic at all. People seemed to have lost their minds and there was no normal person. The protagonist wins over the deaf old lady Yi Zhonghai, cures Yi Zhonghai's illness, gives him a twin twins, and completely isolates the Jia Zhang family. They live a very comfortable life in the courtyard, with money, prestige and a backer, which is much better than the kind of pulling and pulling. What's interesting is that I can't find this book when I search for Siheyuan fans, and it automatically jumps to this book at the end of the listening session.

Based on my many years of experience in reading novels, this is a treasured author who has written a perfect Siheyuan without rambling, close to real life, and humorous. Value far exceeds five stars

It's really beautiful and one of the rare masterpieces among Siheyuan novels.

It's a very interesting and peaceful article. It doesn't have any mess, such as using sacks in toilets or falling into latrines.

Thousand Gold Hands, I like it, this one is so cute, the author has a sophisticated writing style, strong literary skills, the dialogue lines are smooth and interesting, I love it, I will keep writing it

Not bad, it's a good book to get rid of shit and piss.

It's a lot of fun in just a few dozen chapters. Compared with other Siheyuan novels, I personally think it's still quite top-notch, and the ratings haven't come up yet! There's not so much boredom here, and there's not so much shit and shit here. When writing about Siheyuan, it should be more joyful to make readers happy!

It's plain and a little funny, without the violence found in most fan fiction.

It's a good book that is delayed by the name. The characters are quite logical. Although there are some minor flaws, they are not outweighed by the flaws. It is the most life-like Siheyuan fanfic I have ever read on Yang Persimmon.

Just looking at it makes me feel better [laughing][laughing][laughing]