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113 四 Siheyuan: Started to Be Tricked by Technology Giants A Pot of Hairy Blood213k Wordscompleted 132Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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New book, absolutely great, no Tim, no Holy Mother, no letter of understanding

114 四 Siheyuan: the Little Orion Enters the City Baiwangsan546k Wordscompleted 2.2kReads8.7Score121Shelves

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"Siheyuan: Little Orion Enters the City" is definitely the most "down-to-earth" book among the Siheyuan derivatives! While the other protagonists were scheming in the courtyard with their systems or scripts, Su Nianjiang, the former "jianghu man" who traveled through time and became a hunter in the countryside, with his fishing and hunting skills and a mysterious space, suddenly lived a different kind of fireworks in the 1960s Sijiu City. He didn't want to cause trouble, he just wanted his wife and children to be on the hot bed, but he made a name for himself in the courtyard with his "wild ways". The protagonist's setting has its own "contrast cuteness". In his previous life, he was an expert explorer known as "Ghost Hand" by people in the world. After time traveling, he became Su Nianjiang, a poor boy living in Po Tao Temple, worrying about filling his stomach every day. But he still has the shrewdness of an Orion and the tact of a Jianghu person: when he catches a big fish, he first sends it to the village chief to establish a relationship, he goes to the ghost market to sell fish and understands the selling point of "live fish do not require votes", and when he meets Director Li of the steel rolling mill, he is sweet-tongued and knows how to talk, and even when he is faced with a stupid column, he can make a few compliments. This pragmatic spirit of being able to bend and stretch makes him different from other time-travelers who have high ambitions but low ambitions. The use of golden fingers can be called "unpretentious". The mysterious space is not big, just two acres of land, with a small river, but it has become Su Nianjiang's "magic weapon for survival": the fish he catches are kept in the space to keep them fresh, and the vegetables and chickens he buys can be thrown in without worrying about confiscation; even the buckets and straw ropes used to sell fish can be easily stowed away, making it convenient and concealed. This space is not against the heavens, but it accurately hits the pain point of that era of scarcity of materials - with it, there is a stable source of food and capital to get rich. The rhythm of the plot is like a pot of slow-simmering fish soup, with the delicious aroma slowly wafting out. Su Nianjiang started by providing food and clothing: delivering fish to the village elder in exchange for a letter of introduction, going to the ghost market to sell fish to earn his first pot of gold, and taking care of three starving children from his neighbor's family. After entering the city, he accidentally bumped into Silly Pillar and knocked on the door of the steel rolling mill with fresh live fish. Every step he took was solid and clever. There are no earth-shattering conflicts, but the details of buying spices, exchanging bills, and haggling reveal the true feel of the 1960s. The character creation has a "rough man's tenderness". Su Nianjiang looks rough, but he carefully picks fish bones for his children, and never breaks his promise to buy candy. When faced with strangers asking for help, he complains but can't help but lend a helping hand. Even if he has plans for the future, he never aims too high and just wants to live a solid life first. Even the first meeting with Silly Zhu was full of a quaint atmosphere - you praised me for my good fishing skills, and I complimented you for your cooking skills. There was no tit-for-tat, but it was like two real people meeting real people. The best thing is its "Buddhist" core. Su Nianjiang didn't want to defeat anyone, nor did he want to dominate the courtyard. His goal was simple and practical: make some money, support himself and his three children, find his father to fulfill his mother's last wish, and preferably have some wine and meat every day. This kind of mentality of "being rich means peace" allowed him to avoid many pitfalls in Qinman Courtyard - you play your tricks, I catch my fish, no one should delay anyone else's life. If you've had enough of the intrigues and intrigues in the house and are looking for a down-to-earth novel with a sense of the times and a protagonist who relies on his craftsmanship to earn a living, this book will definitely suit your taste. It does not have gorgeous words, but it has the smell of fish, smoke and human touch, just like the fish soup stewed by Su Nianjiang. It seems light, but it is full of flavor when you taste it carefully. After all, in that era, being able to live a nourishing life with your own hands was your greatest skill.

134 四 Siheyuan: Take Away My Property and I Will Kill the Entire Courtyard. Didi Didi Didi335k Wordscompleted 10.1kReads6.8Score315Shelves

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Story summary: I almost forgot about the plot of the story. Anyway, it's pretty good-looking. The author's writing style is very good and the content is very detailed. The storyline is very novel. They are some of the best-looking books on my bookshelf. Friends who are in a book shortage can give it a try. Recommendation index 9

147 四 The Siheyuan System Asked Me to Cause Trouble Bronze Bell291k Wordscompleted 4.3kReads7.7Score108Shelves

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The revenge is quite ruthless.