Siheyuan: Qin Huairu Panics Over Widowed Sister-in-Law Liang Ladi

Everyone who writes about courtyard houses likes to find brothers for their grandparents, uncles for their parents, and elders for themselves? They don't have the same surname as you, so what's wrong with adding a surname in front of me? Do you have to add numbers? Lack of love?

Those who call Qin Huai Ru Qin are all talented people. The protagonist is not her relative, and they are not close to others since they were young. Those who obviously grew up in the courtyard but are not related to the Jia family in the courtyard are just stupid pigs. Anyway, they are called the Jia family's sister-in-law or younger siblings.

Have I traveled through time? Siheyuan has not appeared in my eyes for more than a year, why is it recommended again?

It's funny, New Talent can't wait to release it after more than fifty chapters.

When looking for women, don't look for old movies in courtyard houses where there are many beautiful womenpeople

This author's thinking is too fast

By the way, does this book have a single heroine or multiple heroines? Or is it just a matter of ambiguity?

I digressed, Liang Ladi is just a supporting role, Qin Huairu didn't panic, Jia Dongxu is still alive

Just ask, who is the heroine? Or multiple heroines?

The plot is okay, it feels stable, and the release of fifty chapters is not a big problem! But what does this introduction mean? Generally speaking, the plot in the introduction should not be written at the beginning. It should be written when it is put on the shelves. But what do you mean by this? If you don't write it when it's on the shelves, you'll write it while you're waiting for hundreds of chapters?