
Love in the Courtyard: I’m Jia’s Dad
情满四合院之我是贾爸
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- Qidian
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Tags: joyful, bold, fun, lucky, delightful surprises, quietly hitting the jackpot. A book list for living the good life! Have you ever found a book that feels incredibly satisfying? The moment the protagonist starts traveling, it's like they've stepped into their own backyard. They can dig up any treasure they want. It's a lot of fun. I've seen this too: one protagonist even managed to dig up someone else's barrier. Talk about lucky! Enough said. Here are a few books where luck is always on the
My Reading List
Books I’ve loved over my twenty years of reading. I never get tired of them.
Urban Fiction Newcomers (Warehouse)
A list of urban novels. I'll add pretty much anything that catches my eye. I'll recommend the standout ones that aren't abandoned!
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Urban stories, including workplace dramas, history, and war.
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Reborn, Urban Entertainment, Investing, Entrepreneurship, and Show-Off Stories
Feel-good stories about being reborn in the city, making money and having fun
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He said he should be cautious, but his actions showed his flaws everywhere. Others were jealous of Jia's father because of his father's lingering shadow. He took up a good job and kept an eye on him. He just quietly gave gifts everywhere. He usually ate and drank and took others with him. Was he a fool at that time? At that time, the heavy industry units were on guard against sabotage by spies, and the masses were on high alert. Jia's father knew the plot, and the elders had heard of the hardships at some point. The later generations should know the seriousness. After all, Xu Damao and others were not satisfied with the supplies in a supermarket. They would not want to live the 1950s and 1960s into the 21st century! Is it possible? There is no need for evidence at all to report. If you verify everything, how can the fictitious ones be rounded off? At that time, they had to issue certificates wherever they went, and it was too easy for the police to check people. My father was a police officer in the 1960s. The people who were nearby were investigated by the National Security Science and Technology Association, and those who received people and things were called very careful. Those who were far away could also be checked by phone. If found, they could be fired or shot. Not to mention that Jia's father had so many loopholes. At that time, there were receipts for everything. If you couldn't tell the source, you were treated as a spy. For orphans and widowed mothers, don't be too arrogant when eating and drinking. I suggested that Jia's father should strengthen his business and be more practical.
It's hard to understand why so many people are disgusted with Qin Huairu. Said she sucked Silly Zhu's blood, is it definitely her fault? Or is it the fault of the times? A woman brings four trolls and either chooses to abandon them or choose to work hard to survive. Isn't this a sign of Qin's sense of responsibility? As for sucking Si Zhu's blood, Si Zhu brings so many lunch boxes every time he goes home. I still don't understand. Does this mean Si Zhu sympathizes with the Qin family and is helping their family? From Qin's point of view, if you don't accept it, your family will probably starve to death. On the one hand, you will starve to death on the other hand, and on the other hand, you will accept Silly Zhu's sympathy. What would you choose? Qin helped Shazhu with housework because he could only do so much. She did the best she could to make up for Shazhu (Do you think housework is easy to do? Just do the housework yourself, otherwise you won't know how to feel sorry for your wife when you get married). As for ruining Sha Zhu's marriage, anyone with eyes can tell that it was because Qin later realized that she loved Sha Zhu and didn't want Sha Zhu to be with someone else. Doesn't she have the right to pursue love because of her identity? The society has great prejudice against her identity, but for the sake of love, she finally overcomes her inner fear and pursues it bravely. Is such a quality disgusting? As for not giving money to Sha Zhu, do you think she can save money if she doesn't help Sha Zhu manage the money? With Sha Zhu's character? Because of her son's affairs, she doesn't marry Silly Zhu. Don't you think this is necessary for the plot (Banggu's personality changed drastically before and after, which is a bit unreasonable. If Silly Zhu got married immediately, how would the story unfold later). The plot of the whole drama is very tight. If the screenwriter hadn't written it this way, the drama would have ended in 40 episodes. As for not letting Sha Zhu be with Lou Xiao'e, after all, Lou Xiao'e was rich and helped Sha Zhu give birth to a son, saying that she did not support Sha Zhu's pursuit of his ideals. Let me ask, if Qin really likes Silly Zhu, will he let him go? If you like someone, will you let him go? The later Chengquan showed that Qin had great love for Silly Zhu. How painful would that be for her? Do you think feelings can be let go at will? How much inner suffering did she go through before she decided to divorce and marry Silly Zhu and Lou? To say that Qin is playing hard to get, you have never experienced feelings, or you are an unfeeling person (some people cannot feel the kindness of others to them, and think that others are kind to them for a purpose. Once others are kind to them, they will speculate in conspiracy theories. There are many such people).
The protagonist always feels like his IQ is not enough! I can't think of anything. The author has given all his thinking ability to the supporting characters, leaving the protagonist with Goldfinger. He is said to be an otaku, but otakus have a wide range of knowledge. They are broad but not sophisticated, but they are not fools. The common problems of otakus are social barriers, laziness, and procrastination, but their ideas are absolutely unconstrained 😎
Chapter 195 so far is about the human world. Yes, unlike other authors, they are all about saints. It is difficult to find good books like Jia Ba on Qidian. Com now. They are about the human world. An ordinary world is one with seven emotions and six desires. Come on, author!
It's just that the updates are a bit infrequent and slow. I hope the author can update quickly.
Directly admitted from a farmer to a medical student
This plot is unwatchable. Some high school students can't study well in college. You let a farmer pay bribes to go to a medical university and become a monitor? Don't tell me that this farmer has graduated from high school. Can he be a farmer with this degree?
What kind of boxing technique is this? Many people are praising Qin Huairu for plotting against Silly Zhu, how he can live with three children and an old man by himself Silly Zhu really deserves you, women are so awesome now. Tian Yuan Dafa is great!
Why can't I stop reading after just a few chapters? I feel that the protagonist in the story is out of tune with that era, and it makes me laugh at first sight. The author uses modern thinking to write history, but that's right, the protagonist is a modern person. But it was too holy. Although people in that era were simple, simplicity did not mean stupidity, nor kindness. According to the book, the protagonist should not survive more than a few days.
In those days, if you had a harem, you'd have to be shot. Now it's a moral issue at most. In the past, it was fatal. If you messed with the relationship between men and women, you'd be shot.
There is no sense of substitution, and I can't even stand it from God's perspective. Let's not talk about Jia Zhang becoming an angel. I can't stand it even if Silly Zhu is a loyal and honest person!