Siheyuan: Silly Zhu, I Have Both Parents in This Life
四合院，傻柱：我这辈子父母双全
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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This is hilarious! They told me in the 1950s that being a cadre was dangerous?! I wanted to be a worker?! What kind of person with a stroke would say that?! It would take 66 years for the wind to pick up again, and then another ten years for it to stop. How many twenty-year periods does one have in a lifetime?!
This book about courtyard houses is really good; it doesn't ramble on about the affairs of the courtyard or cause any trouble. It's a comfortable read, and there's also a peninsula theme. Good job, keep it up!
This should be the best article about courtyard houses written this year!
This is the first time I've seen someone write about a courtyard house going to fight in the north. That's innovative, keep it up!
If you transmigrate and are reborn but don't change anything, what's the point?
To be honest, Yi Zhonghai isn't a bad person, and he's actually quite capable when things get tough. He made that obstetrician sound so amazing earlier; they could have easily arranged for Yi Zhonghai and his wife to get checked and treated together. Without the problem of having no heir, many problems wouldn't have arisen.
It gets more and more ridiculous as you go on. You gave advance warnings about the 1975 flood, but for the 1976 earthquake, you only prepared supplies without warning. Everyone knew you knew about the earthquake in advance! And that space thing is the same. It's only a few tens of thousands of cubic meters of space, and you keep taking it in and out. Why not just create an unlimited space?
So all those comments were just from one person?
The tone was well-set, but the author deliberately tried to disgust the reader. They're supposed to be war heroes, yet there are so many ridiculous and face-slapping plot points. If they don't write this kind of garbage, what else can they write?
I like this peninsula.
Of all those courtyard houses, this one is the best.
The rest of the text mostly focused on economic development, which got a bit boring.