
A Stranger Staying in the Siheyuan
四合院之客居的外乡人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Many people who write about the courtyard house say Qin Jingru was a good wife, but also a country girl obsessed with marrying into wealth. In those days, the harsh policies targeted women like her; no food subsidies, no jobs, and after leaving Xu Damao, how long could she stay in the city? Even with children, she wouldn't have a city household registration.
Is anyone reading? - ̗̀(๑ᵔ⌔ᵔ๑) Could you please leave a comment if you have any suggestions? I feel like I'm writing this book in a solo environment, and nobody's reading it. *Sobs* 😭 Many thanks to all the readers! 😭
It's well-written, but its biggest strength is also its biggest weakness: it's too realistic and too concerned with plausibility. It's hard to strike a balance between the thrills required in online novels and the atmosphere of a historical novel. But since people read historical novels, they all want to experience the atmosphere of that era. The author writes very well; it's rare to see such a meticulously written historical novel.
Lou Xiao'e is a strange person. Xu Damao treated her very well at first, doing her laundry and cooking. Her family was wealthy, but even after marriage, she acted like a high and mighty princess, looking down on her husband and in-laws, calling Xu Damao petty and narrow-minded, and finding fault with everything.
A country bumpkin got arrested and taken to the police station, where he immediately started acting tough and convinced me to quit.
I feel like he's being too long-winded, has a sharp tongue, and makes jokes regardless of the situation. ┐ (─__─)┌
I initially enjoyed this kind of gently unfolding story, but unfortunately, it had too many flaws, so I couldn't take it anymore and left.
The most important thing about your novel is that it truly contributes to the development of the country.
Seeing Yi Zhonghai and Jia Zhangshi throwing a tantrum at the street office was quite strange: 1. Local officials in those days should have been very good at handling the masses. How could they not have a solution when faced with such a tantrum? Were they allowed to act like this? 2. Who is Yi Zhonghai? Even the most capable worker is still a worker.
It's a bit too simplistic, but the content still has its merits. Human affairs are politics. After watching "Eat Drink Man Woman," I felt a bit bored.