In the Siheyuan: Jia Zhangshi Battles Rong Momo
四合院之贾张氏大战容嬷嬷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 121k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Many authors, including the characters in the story, harbor resentment towards Sha Zhu's father for abandoning his two children and running off with a widow. I would say that, considering the social circumstances at the time, it wasn't really a big deal. At that time, Sha Zhu was about fifteen or sixteen years old.
He Yushui from Qidian is now famous! I'm planning to write a book about a silly guy named Zhu who raises a girl and a police officer named He Yushui. He Yushui was seen carrying a stick. An old man: Give the child a chance. Bang Geng: I will definitely be a good person in the future. Jia Zhangshi: Please spare my grandson! He Yushui: I'm sorry, I'm a police officer.
I just want to ask you, you silly pig, you raised Rain for over ten years, providing her with food, drink, shelter, and even education, credits, and opportunities for her to become independent! Just because you fell in love with the wrong person and made some mistakes, can you erase all the years of nurturing you have given us?
You saw someone else cut it, so you cut it too. At least they wrote over a hundred chapters, while you cut it before you even started.
He Daqing wasn't bad; he found Shazhu a permanent job in the canteen, kept two rooms in the courtyard house, and sent money to Yushui every month! What's wrong with such a father? My dad said that when the family divided the property, they only had one mud-walled house, without even a table inside.
He Daqing owed He Yuzhu nothing. He had fulfilled his responsibility as a father, leaving him a house, a means of livelihood (Tan Family Cuisine), a job, and monthly remittances! In other countries, children have to find their own food at 18, and wild eagles would peck at their chicks to flutter away. Only Chinese parents have to toil their whole lives!
One chapter a day is out of the question!!!
I repeatedly urged the author to cut the book about He Yushui's suicide, and finally, moved by my sincerity, the author decisively ended it.
You haven't written as much as He Yushui, who hanged himself. Is being a eunuch a good habit? No, it's not. Sigh.
Your writing is not as good as others'.