
The Old Jiang Family in the Hutong [Period]
胡同里的老姜一家[年代]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 344k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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I regret it a bit. I should have known to check the comments and the update time in the catalog before jumping into this trap. I doubt that the lower part will have dystocia and crack. It feels like I stopped eating halfway.
I don't know how long or half of the story was told, but there were a few updates, and then it suddenly ended, saying that there would be a next part. Is this the same routine now, or is it just the author?
When will the next book be released?
Let's talk about the outstanding points first: a very good period story, with no special bugs or dramatic settings. The heroine is unique and not a perfect image, but she is lively and courageous, and she uses great enthusiasm for the things she is passionate about. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is arranged very smoothly. It's not a stretch, but I really feel that the image of the male protagonist is more reasonable than the author's other full-level female supporting role. In that movie, the male protagonist in the early stage was a time travel by the boss next door. Pei Xuan is a good boy, and his childhood sweetheart can be regarded as someone the readers have grown up watching. The vivid characters are the highlight. The short plot of the family and parents was quite enjoyable. The slaps were slapped on the spot without being sloppy. It was very straightforward. And the arrangement is very reasonable. You can't stand it or feel irritated after watching it halfway. In other words, the plot is interesting and not impetuous. It is one of the better controlled period novels. It does not insist on trivial matters, repeated slaps in the face, or recycling of villains. Let's talk about the deduction of stars: It is obvious that the author's control over the development of the plot has been lost due to the discontinuation of updates. Even though it is divided into two parts, the ending is quite abrupt. The heroine's career line has not been fully developed, or it has not taken off and grown. Some of the foreshadowing set up in the past have not been recovered, and it ended very suddenly. This is the biggest flaw and failure. Even if you want to separate the upper and lower parts, you should not do it in this state. One second I was happy about the significant progress in my relationship line, and the next second: Huh? Finished? Lower part? That's how it feels. I came in after reading the copy and I still felt the same way. Let's look at the update time of chapters 69 and 70. Well, I don't want to say anything more. I just hope that the next part is not a painting, but a plan. The second is the person's name. It was not much better in the early stage, but in the later stage, the contradictions in the names affected the reading mood. Suddenly, a strange name appeared, and it took a moment to react. It can be seen that the author was a bit messy when writing, and the writing was even more hasty. I hope to revise it early, and it is clear that the writing ensures smooth reading without flaws. As a result, these uncorrected names have become a stumbling block. If it can get half a star, I actually want to deduct another half star for this. To sum up, it is worth reading, but the ending is too abrupt. If you want to wait and see more, you can wait and see what happens in the lower part.
When will the next book be released?
I don't understand why it's not updated directly.
Didn't it say that there will be a next part? Isn't there a sequel? ?
When will there be a sequel?
Is there anything more to say?
It ended suddenly, and there was talk of a sequel, but there is currently no follow-up, so I can only say watch with caution.