Life in the Siheyuan: I Love My Family
四合院之我爱我家
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- Completed
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- 822k Words
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- Urban
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- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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The only thing that makes me not complain about the original drama is that Yu Yu marries an outsider and doesn't go back to the courtyard if he can. The fan-made adaptations of Yu Yu are not as good as the original drama. After all, high school students have their own arrogance, ability, and the training of growth. It is unbearable to be entangled without skin and shame. The time-traveling man does not want to be smart and is not willing to be related to a stupid pillar. If he jumps out, why don't he just choose the female characters in the courtyard? After all, they are all badly written.
The protagonist's two lives as a doctor relied entirely on the system to treat patients. I'm really speechless... He's just a tool...
It's so nonsense. In the 1960s, college students still had to compete for jobs. At that time, big hospitals were competing for jobs. The 160 yuan gift is even more nonsense. Others say it's ten or twenty yuan, why don't you say 1,600?
I can't stand it anymore. I've read less than ten chapters, and it's full of flaws that don't fit the era. It's very entertaining. A college student in the 1960s had to go to a corporate health center to have his pulse checked because he couldn't find a job. I'm really speechless.
What the hell did you write? Colleges and universities are still looked down upon and have to compete for jobs. Is it difficult to do a little background check?
I really can't stand it. I don't know the basic common sense of that era, so I don't know how to write period articles. Readers complain and don't change it.
In an era where cadres are born from technical secondary schools, you say that junior colleges are afraid of poor distribution? With snacks? At that time, most big companies had to submit a report if they wanted college students. Whether they would give you a report or not would depend on whether it was enough and whether the relationship was good or not.
Can anyone write a novel? You just wrote it without checking the information. In 1964, you graduated from the medical school and couldn't get into the factory? The first chapter is poisonous. I advise you not to read it.
This is probably written at 250. I have no EQ or IQ, and the whole text is not that interesting. I will give you two points out of ten at most.
Look, this 1964-1963 haha