Siheyuan: Cooking Hong Kong Beauties in One Pot

Damn it! Today I opened the character column and took a look. Author, I have to say, you shocked me. There are 22 heroines. 1 Zhou Huimin, 2 Li Jiaxin, 3 Qiu Shuzhen, 4 Guan Jiahui, 5 Xiao Qiang, 6 Christine Yang, 7 Jia Jingwen, 8 Zhang Min. I can also guess the heroine of the TV series. 9 Ma Xiaoling (I Have a Date with a Zombie, Wan Qiwen) 10 Qin Keqing (Full Moon Scimitar, Wen Bixia) 11 Blue Phoenix (Swordsman, Yuan Jieying) 1 2 Ren Tingting (that zombie movie, Li Saifeng) 13 Zhou Zhiruo (there are too many versions, Gao Yuanyuan, Gigi Lai, and Zhou Haimei have all played roles, which is difficult to judge.) There are also some heroines that I can't figure out. 14 Wu Qingcheng, 15 Wu Mingyue, 16 Hu Tienan, 17 Mu Qingqing, 18 Dongfang Bai, 19 Irina, 20 Yagyu Yunji, 21 Yagyu Qiongji, 22 Yagyu Brigitte. (PS: Those three Japanese women, why, the Empress of Sanxiao.) Author, you slept so hard... Oh no, I have finished writing, but I am looking forward to it. Just for this, I have to vote for you no matter what. (Poor Xiaosheng is a student, he has no money in his pocket and only has recommendation votes.)

My white moonlight.

This is one of the best Siheyuan novels I have ever read. It is very well written and the author has very upright views. In particular, others write about Jia Zhang as a crazy woman, but here the author says: madness is the weapon she uses to disguise herself and protect herself, and shrewdness and cunning are her true nature. The author is very right. Throughout the whole play, Mrs. Jia Zhang really didn't suffer much, but she laughed all the way to the end. She is an old fox.

Then you are still reborn as a courtyard house? Wouldn't it be over if you just reborn on Hong Kong Island?

If you don't poke holes in the house or covet widows, even the women in the Siheyuan will look down on you. If you go to Hong Kong to join that group, what's the point of trying to hide yourself from the Siheyuan?

After reading seven or eight chapters, the protagonist was shocked and said, "Oh shit, so much money, shit, so powerful, shit, shit," and then he started all kinds of obscenities, and laughed all kinds of things. The author is serious about the protagonist portrayed in this way. Would you like it if you saw it in other people's books?

Let me talk about my personal feelings after reading it. The setting of the book is to set up a courtyard frame, but not to deal with the inside, and then to put the famous Hong Kong girls into one pot. It is said to be Hong Kong girls, but according to the latest chapter, it should be the same name, the same surname, the same name. The idea is good, but too slow advancement is a shortcoming. It's a way to adjust to feeling disgusting every time A parent has too many shortcomings, which makes the official plot difficult to produce. It's not that no one likes to read these, but at least those are not the pictures that come with your book title Also, it is not good to bring things home in large and small cars at the beginning. Although you can make up for it by fishing, why not do fishing first to let everyone know that you can make money and then bring things back? Also, I personally feel that the setting of the sister is superfluous. It is thankless to set up this kind of character in a novel about a man who is not a nanny. Although it gives the protagonist an excuse to take a break from school, excuses can be found easily. Having an extra sister leaves more space for writing, so you can bite off more than you can chew. Not bad In my final opinion, it is best for a book like this to have a female protagonist in the first three chapters. Replacing the role of the younger sister with a female protagonist will definitely not lead to such results Finally, it was revealed that a famous female character did not appear until the 70th chapter of the latest chapter, which is now on the shelves, and it was still fleeting.

After being put on the shelves, I caught three thousand catties of fish one day 😐😐😐😐 What a psycho!

College students drop out of school to do shopping, thinking it's modern times, it's really sick

The books are all on the shelves, and the title has nothing to do with the content. At this pace, even 1,000 chapters won't be able to write anything related to the title.