
Siheyuan: I Opened a Restaurant Across from the Steel Mill
四合院:我在轧钢厂对面开饭店
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- Completed
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- 467k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Can the protagonist remove the deaf old lady?
It looks strange, just like the children wearing the stars and stripes that are increasingly popular in Chinese textbooks. Do you think it is normal? Have you considered the views of the Chinese people? Writing period novels cannot avoid the background of the period. The original work "Silly Pillar" has really not tampered with the historical background except for He Yuzhu beating Deputy Director Li, which is incredible. It also shows that Deputy Director Li has a broad mind and a broad vision. But you writers do not use history as the background, but use the "Qinman Siheyuan" as the basis to attract attention and make up random things. If the writing is good, some people will defend you, but how many authors have good writing?
Why would a modern novel covered in historical fiction take advantage of the hot topic of "siheyuan"? Would you like to have some professional ethics? Can you check the information before writing a book? No matter how lazy you are, you can just read what others have written.
In that era, only wage earners were allowed, and those who wanted to make money could take advantage of them.
In the first chapter, you feel sorry for the vampire queen with three children? Who can withstand this?
Hurry up and code, it's too slow. Even the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this.
Is Chaoyang, Beijing a county? County leaders? Just get a title deed for the house? Alas😮💨Novel writing can be higher than life, but the basic era and background environment must always be there, right? Let's not talk about whether it can be contracted? After contracting, you don't need to manage or supervise? Sigh😮💨 The author should be serious, do your homework and check the information. Come on!
I can't stand it after reading three chapters. Is this a parallel timeline of the Siheyuan? In the 1970s, Qin Huairu entered the Siheyuan before he got married. Xu Damao and Lou Xiao'e didn't get married either. The timelines are messed up. It makes my brain hurt to watch it.
I haven't read the book yet, so I'd like to ask how old Shazhu was in the 1980s.
I was speechless when I saw the title of the book.