Period: The Good Life

They all say that Qin Huairu is very bad, but don't forget that Qin Huairu was extremely benevolent to Jia Dongxu's family. She tried every means to take care of the old and raise the young at the expense of her own reputation. In today's society, if you can marry such a wife, you are truly blessed in eight lifetimes!

When I saw someone else's wife, I was persuaded to quit. If my crotch is itchy if I wear a gold finger during time travel, I will marry a beautiful wife early. Is it necessary to secretly fuck with broken shoes? How? Afraid of not being able to find a wife?

After reading fifty chapters, it's all about the male protagonist's little schemes. He is afraid that his relatives, friends, and neighbors will take advantage of him, so his mind is filled with all kinds of calculations and temptations. Is this the author's behavior or intentional behavior? In short, I didn't read much of the story, it was all about people's temptations and calculations.

You always think Qin Huairu is bad, but you don't know that people of that era were basically like that. Qin Huairu is just a microcosm of the times and is already perfect. People like Yi Zhonghai who cut off people's retreat are ruthless people.

I thought it was okay before, but when I saw the courtyard, there were three uncles and two uncles. Extremely disgusting. Qidian can't write a book now that she's out of the Siheyuan?

Personally, I don't think Qin Huairu is that bad. Qin Huairu and Shazhu are willing to fight and suffer. Shazhu himself has a bad mind. Qin Huairu is more for the children. No one is right or wrong. In addition, Shazhu himself has the right to choose. He himself If you don't choose, who should blame you? Many people only consider that Silly Zhu didn't have any biological children in the end, so they all say Qin Huairu's shortcomings, but they don't think about it. It's not easy for a woman to raise 3 children plus a Jia Zhang family. Adding Jia Zhang family doesn't mean you. If you don't want to be responsible, you will be irresponsible. In that era, it is incomparable with modern times. Many things are unreasonable. As the old saying goes, a penny can't beat a hero, let alone a big family. There may not be a shortage of many women to support a family, but this kind of thing cannot be generalized. Different personalities have different choices, and their fates are also different. It cannot be said that you will definitely be able to do it if others have done it. Everyone has their own way of living, and everything cannot be the same.

Why do all period literature have courtyard houses?

To be honest, I still don't understand that the author clearly changed the map for the protagonist and left the Siheyuan to go to Hong Kong. The protagonist has also become a billionaire. Why does the protagonist have to go back to Siheyuan to get involved in those trivial matters after returning to China? What's the point?

Back in that era, life was prosperous, but it was a bit of a fantasy.

Do you know what readers dislike most about writing chronicles? The protagonist is trying every possible means to acquire antiques. Why? Because the real value of antiques is at least after 2000. Is there any chronicle in this era that can be written after 2000? So from the reader's point of view, there is no point in getting these antiques.