
Siheyuan: I Build My Fortune Through Negative Emotions
四合院:我靠负面情绪发家致富
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Dude, don't you feel disgusted sticking your tongue out all the time? Use your brain!
Wasn't there a large recruitment drive in the early days of the People's Republic? If they time-traveled before liberation, why didn't they enter the city sooner? Why wait until 1956? It was only by chance that they were rescued and brought to the city.
Judging from the chapter titles, the pace of inventions is too fast; I'm skipping this.
Many of the scenes felt familiar. Over there, Li Aiguo was a train driver, also doing inventions, intelligence gathering, and catching enemy spies; over here, he was a freight truck driver, also doing inventions, intelligence gathering, and catching enemy spies. Over there, he married Chen Xueru; over here, it was Xu Huizhen.
I started by writing that the youngest in the family was four years old, then it changed to one year old.
The newly introduced character Xu Huizhen needs to be revised.
In the original storyline, Xu Huizhen was the wife of He Yongqiang, the adopted nephew of the tavern owner, making her essentially his daughter-in-law. Brewing was indeed a Xu family skill. It seems that "Under the Zhengyang Gate" and "The Courtyard" are indeed from the same world. "Under the Zhengyang Gate" seems to have mentioned Sha Zhu once (it's been a while since I watched it, so I can't be 100% sure).
The author has writing skills, but it's clear they are still very young, and much of their knowledge of that era comes from hearsay rather than concrete research.
Is this AI-generated hydrological data? Can someone knowledgeable please confirm? 🤓