A Leisurely Life in a Siheyuan

Are there really people who think that Widow Qin has had a tough time? Since you didn't write anything negative, and the old man is a good person, judging by the age of his posthumous son Huaihua, the widow has been working for four years and is still a first-class worker, which is quite outrageous. The whole family was a bloodsucker after the storm.

The initial stages seemed alright, but then Baosteel came to steal the technology... I can't stand it anymore. They're both state-owned enterprises; this kind of technology should be scaled up quickly. Why would they need to steal it?

I couldn't stand it anymore. Another defeat, and I've discovered another irresponsible author. 1. Common sense: a repairman and a fitter are two different jobs. You should get a reward for fixing the machine, but promoting you to a higher fitter level is unreasonable. Can a level two fitter make parts that a level five fitter can? 2.

Eggs cost 0.48 Yuan per jin (500g). Pork is 0.78 Yuan. Rice costs 0.23 Yuan per jin (0.5 Kg). Wheat flour costs 0.18 Yuan per jin (500g). Coarse grains cost 0.1 Yuan per jin (0.5 Kg). Vegetables cost between 0.05 And 0.2 Yuan per jin (approximately 0.5 Kg). All kinds of fruits will not cost more than 1 yuan per pound. Watching a movie costs between 0.05 And 0.1 Yuan. Salt 0.15 Yuan/jin

I really want to swear. I can't stand it anymore. What kind of writing is this after it was published? It's full of typos, incoherent, and just copied and pasted. What is this nonsense? What a waste of time!

Having read up to chapter 20, the author openly admits to whitewashing Widow Qin… okay, I can't read any further. I don't understand why the author keeps bringing up how the things Widow Qin did, despite her hardships, become forgivable, or even justified. I only know that her actions are called harming others' interests/property for personal gain.

I'm giving away 100 points specifically. The first 80 chapters followed one idea, the middle 20 chapters another, and then it just went completely off the rails. It's become a complete slacker! 😅 Working class, go start your own business, even state-owned enterprises aren't as powerful as you. You're practically monopolizing; you'll probably be in jail.

I suggest reading only the first hundred pages. After that, either the author has changed, or the writing is careless, disjointed, and a mess.

😁I feel like I could transmigrate into Liu Da Piezi's body, in a 1960s courtyard house. He finds himself a workshop foreman in an ironworks. A widow named Qin Huairu comes to him to borrow flour. Back home, he discovers a woman named Liang Ladi in his courtyard house is asking for grain coupons. Later, he finds a woman named Xu Huizhen living across the hall.

Licking an old man named Yi Zhonghai... I can't stand it... Isn't he the protagonist's biological father?