"Siheyuan: A New Life" has no golden fingers to support, and no cheats from the sky to protect you. The protagonist Silly Zhu only relies on his later memories and his cooking skills to make a comeback in the desperate situation of his father running away and being helpless, and escape from the tragic fate of the original work. The plot is real and passionate, and it makes people excited to watch it! The protagonist He Yuzhu's rebirth setting directly touches people's hearts! On the day when his father He Daqing ran away with the White Widow, he accidentally received the complete memories of himself who froze to death in a bridge cave in later generations - he was sucked by Qin Huairu's family for half his life, plotted by the third uncle, abandoned by his own son, and died alone. The tragic life is still vivid in his mind. This memory is not a burden, but the confidence for his rebirth. From the moment he woke up, he made up his mind: to stay away from the best, protect his sister, and rewrite his destiny with his own hands. This kind of character who "knows suffering but is not afraid, and rises up when faced with desperate situations" is more touching than cheating. The most enjoyable thing in the book is Sha Zhu's sobriety and determination after getting rid of his "silly" anger. He is no longer the scapegoat who was kidnapped by morality and obeyed Qin Huairu's advice, but he can see through Yi Zhonghai's retirement plan, Jia Zhang's greed and selfishness, and Yan Bugui's calculation at a glance. Faced with Yi Zhonghai's fake concern, he responded on the surface but actually put up defenses. For the sake of his sister's future, he took the initiative to find the street office and went to the steel rolling mill just to win the chance to take over. Knowing that his cooking skills were not enough to gain a foothold, he humbly asked his master for advice and used his strength to win recognition. This "no complaining, no internal friction, just action" style of doing things completely subverted the original image of Silly Pillar and made people applaud! The plot has a tight rhythm and the counterattack is step by step, full of real era texture. 16-Year-old Shazhu and his 7-year-old sister started from the predicament of having nothing to do. Relying on the Sichuan cuisine skills learned at Emei Hotel, they forced their way into the steel rolling mill to impress Director Lou and won the position of special chef. In order to find out the whereabouts of his father, he rushed to Baocheng with a letter of introduction and was no longer rejected by the White Widow like in his previous life. He planned his livelihood in the bill era in advance, paved the way for his sister's tuition and his own marriage, and took every step steadily and firmly. The book restores the details of life in the 1950s very well - the preciousness of food stamps, the wage level in the steel rolling mill, the neighborhood relationships in courtyard houses, and the daily queues for public toilets, all making readers feel like they are in an era when supplies were scarce but full of struggle. The depiction of the cooking line is a highlight of this book. Shazhu's cooking skills did not come out of thin air, but inherited his father's Tanjia cuisine and Shandong cuisine skills, coupled with his Sichuan cuisine apprenticeship experience in Emei Restaurant, and combined with the cooking experience of later generations. A dish of kung pao chicken has a balanced combination of sour, sweet and spicy, and a dish of mapo tofu combines the essence of "spicy, spicy, crispy, fragrant, fresh, tender, whole and hot". Relying on his solid craftsmanship, he counterattacked from a restaurant apprentice to a specially hired chef in a steel rolling mill, winning the recognition of his leaders and the respect of his colleagues. This kind of counterattack of "relying on craftsmanship" is more convincing and contagious than the empty system rewards. The depiction of family lines adds a touch of warmth to the story. Silly Zhu protects his sister He Yuyu throughout, from getting up early to make egg custard and sending her to nursery school, to worrying about her tuition fees and warning her to stay away from the top students in the hospital. This brother's responsibility is touching. The master-apprentice relationship between him and his master Wu Changan is also very sincere. The master's sincere teachings and the support of his connections at critical moments have become important aids in his counterattack. These tender moments make the counterattack no longer a cold slap in the face, but full of human fireworks and human touch. If you are tired of cool articles that rely on the system to cheat you all the way, and want to see a counterattack won by strength, sobriety, and persistence, this book is definitely worth reading. It contains the heartfelt feeling of escaping from fate, the passionate inspiration of hard work, and the warm and moving love between family and master-disciple. Every plot is authentic and believable, and every progress is exciting. The more you read, the more you get excited!
"Hundred Households of Jinyiwei in the Siheyuan" relies on the dual buff setting of "Jinyiwei + Modern Doctor" to embark on a unique path of hard-core cool writing, which makes people excited to watch and can't stop! The character of the protagonist Zhang Dahai is ceiling level. The body combines the fourth-level martial arts skills of the Jinyiwei Baihu in the Wanli Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty, the medical skills inherited from the imperial doctors of the Jiajing Dynasty in the Qing Dynasty, plus the professionalism of modern surgeons, and it also comes with a super-large space golden finger that traveled through the hospital warehouse - medicines, food, and equipment are all available, and time can still stand still. This configuration made him even more powerful in the courtyard house in the 1960s: when faced with his cousin Jia Zhang's violent house grabbing, he kicked him away, slapped him with a shovel, and struck fatally, directly breaking the unspoken rules of "moral kidnapping"; facing Qin Huairu's plight, he had the compassion of a doctor without losing the decisiveness of a Jin Yiwei. He not only provided food but also protected people, showing the tenderness of a tough man. This kind of hard-core style of "doing things but not bitching" perfectly suits Jin Yiwei's identity, specializing in treating all kinds of courtyard houses. The plot is fast-paced, densely packed with exciting points and has strong impact. As soon as Zhang Dahai entered the courtyard, he encountered the unreasonable troubles of the Jia Zhang family. He directly used force to crush him, letting everyone in the courtyard know that he was "not easy to mess with"; with the help of spatial golden fingers, he cultivated wasteland in the mountains, hoarded supplies, raised his sister Hehua to be white and fat, and also provided for his family; he used the Jinyi Guards With his knife-throwing skills and martial arts skills, he is good at hunting and nursing. His strength of 400 kilograms with one hand and his three-meter jumping ability make the animals in the hospital intimidating. His status as a modern doctor also allows him to bring his own "plug-in", which can easily cure Hehua's cold and improve his life with medical knowledge. Every plot is full of power, there is no aggrieved tolerance, only hearty counterattacks, which makes people enjoy watching it. The way the book portrays and slaps the classic characters in Siheyuan is very innovative. Jia Zhang's aggressiveness, Yi Zhonghai's hypocrisy, and Qin Huairu's helplessness are all vividly restored, and Zhang Dahai's way of slapping the face is not a simple battle of words, but "crushing with strength" - Jia Zhang's behavior is subdued with force, and Yi Zhonghai wants to intervene, he uses his "psychopath" identity and the background of the hero's family to intimidate him, which is both in line with the background of the times and very satisfying. In particular, the interaction between Zhang Dahai and Qin Huairu does not involve foolish giving, but equal assistance and mutual redemption, making this relationship even more interesting. The most fascinating thing is the chemical reaction brought about by multiple identities. The iron blood of Jinyiwei, the gentleness of imperial doctors, the rationality of modern doctors, and the prophets of time travellers, are perfectly integrated in Zhang Dahai. He has the decisiveness of a Jin Yiwei to kill and the benevolence of a doctor to help the world; he not only understands the way of survival, but also has the feelings of family and country. This complex and three-dimensional character gives him both the hard power to break up the disputes in the courtyard and the wisdom to deal with things. He avoids a simple "reckless man" slap in the face and gives the story more depth. All in all, this is a masterpiece that combines hard-core coolness, period texture and multiple character charms. It not only has the novel experience brought by Jin Yiwei's time travel, but also has the fun counterattack blessed by golden fingers, and also has the tender moment of the deep love for the sister. Zhang Dahai's story tells us that in the face of bad neighbors and unfair treatment, only if you are strong enough can you protect the people you want to protect and live a domineering life of your own. For readers who like hard-core novels, historical time travel and courtyard themes, this book is definitely a treasure not to be missed!
"Siheyuan: A New Life" has no golden fingers to support it, and no cheats from the sky to protect it. The protagonist Silly Zhu only relies on his later memories and his cooking skills to make a comeback in the desperate situation of his father running away and being helpless, and escape from the tragic fate of the original work. The plot is real and passionate, and it makes people excited to watch it! The protagonist He Yuzhu's rebirth setting directly touches people's hearts! On the day when his father He Daqing ran away with the White Widow, he accidentally received the complete memory of himself who froze to death in a bridge cave in later generations - he was sucked by Qin Huairu's family for half his life, plotted by the third uncle, abandoned by his own son, and died alone. The tragic life is still vivid in his mind. This memory is not a burden, but the confidence for his rebirth. From the moment he woke up, he made up his mind: to stay away from the best, protect his sister, and rewrite his destiny with his own hands. This kind of character who "knows suffering but is not afraid, and rises up when faced with desperate situations" is more touching than cheating. The most enjoyable thing in the book is Sha Zhu's sobriety and determination after getting rid of his "silly" anger. He is no longer the scapegoat who was kidnapped by morality and obeyed Qin Huairu's advice, but he can see through Yi Zhonghai's retirement plan, Jia Zhang's greed and selfishness, and Yan Bugui's calculation at a glance. Faced with Yi Zhonghai's fake concern, he responded on the surface but actually put up defenses. For the sake of his sister's future, he took the initiative to find the street office and went to the steel rolling mill just to win the chance to take over. Knowing that his cooking skills were not enough to gain a foothold, he humbly asked his master for advice and used his strength to win recognition. This "no complaining, no internal friction, just action" style of doing things completely subverted the original image of Silly Pillar and made people applaud! The plot has a tight rhythm and the counterattack is step by step, full of real era texture. The 16-year-old Shazhu and his 7-year-old sister started from the predicament of having nothing to do. Relying on the Sichuan cuisine skills learned at the Emei Hotel, they forced their way into the steel rolling mill to impress Director Lou and won the position of special chef. In order to find out the whereabouts of his father, he rushed to Baocheng with a letter of introduction and was no longer rejected by the White Widow like in his previous life. He planned his livelihood in the bill era in advance, paved the way for his sister's tuition and his own marriage, and took every step steadily and firmly. The book restores the details of life in the 1950s very well - the preciousness of food stamps, the wage level in the steel rolling mill, the neighborhood relationships in courtyard houses, and the daily queues for public toilets, all making readers feel like they are in an era when supplies were scarce but full of struggle. The depiction of the cooking line is a highlight of this book. Shazhu's cooking skills did not come out of thin air, but inherited his father's Tanjia cuisine and Shandong cuisine skills, coupled with his Sichuan cuisine apprenticeship experience in Emei Restaurant, and combined with the cooking experience of later generations. A dish of kung pao chicken has a balanced combination of sour, sweet and spicy, and a dish of mapo tofu combines the essence of "spicy, spicy, crispy, fragrant, fresh, tender, whole and hot". Relying on his solid craftsmanship, he counterattacked from a restaurant apprentice to a specially hired chef in a steel rolling mill, winning the recognition of his leaders and the respect of his colleagues. This kind of counterattack of "relying on craftsmanship" is more convincing and contagious than the empty system rewards. The depiction of family lines adds a touch of warmth to the story. Silly Zhu protects his sister He Yuyu throughout, from getting up early to make egg custard and sending her to nursery school, to worrying about her tuition fees and warning her to stay away from the top students in the hospital. This brother's responsibility is touching. The mentor-apprentice relationship between him and his master Wu Changan is also very sincere. The master's sincere teachings and the support of his connections at critical moments have become important aids in his counterattack. These tender moments make the counterattack no longer a cold slap in the face, but full of human fireworks and human touch. If you are tired of cool articles that rely on the system to cheat you all the way, and want to see a counterattack won by strength, sobriety, and persistence, this book is definitely worth reading. It contains the heartfelt feeling of escaping from fate, the passionate inspiration of hard work, and the warm and touching love between family and master-disciple. Every plot is authentic and believable, and every progress is exciting. The more you read, the more you get excited!
A senior Tomato reader travels through the courtyard and takes the initiative to cause trouble. They stir up trouble, use space to frame others, and let animals bite each other. In seven days, the three uncles, the Jia family, and Shazhu all went bankrupt and lost their jobs.