Siheyuan: You Want to Force Me to Vacate My Room? No Way!

The writing is not very good and does not conform to the times. The first steel rolling mill is the iron rice bowl. Do you think you are entering the factory to screw screws now? Secondly, is there such a thing as a black-hearted factory? Brothers are all state-owned or public-private joint ventures. The working class is the mainstream of the times because the factory is a real second home. Wherever it is now, it is exploitation. Third, according to the plot, Qin Huairu has had an affair with Xu Damao for a long time. I can't eat this shit, whoever wants to watch it.

The logic doesn't make sense. In that era, when rural people never had 100 yuan in their lives, you carried 1,000 yuan with you? Still buying a bowl? 1,000 At this time is worth tens of millions in later generations. Is this bowl worth it?

What are you writing about? It makes me sleepy when I look at it

Was he a business owner before he was reborn? ? ? Is this the boss's IQ? Even if the antiques are valuable in the future, how many years will it be? With such good cooking skills, Zhi Hu and Silly Zhu know big leaders, wouldn't it be bad to make more connections? Business owners don't understand this? Could it be that the brain was damaged after rebirth?

Too many times ah ah ah ah

This kind of mindless pig's feet novel is really unreadable. It interacts with the system at every turn. What's even more outrageous is that even though he has the skills of a God of Cooking, he just wants to collect rags. What kind of rubbish is he writing?

I'm afraid I don't know how much a thousand yuan was in those days, and I really can't stand it.

What a smart guy

This book is really not well written. The plot is bland and the writing is not good. The sentences are not smooth and it makes me really uncomfortable to read.

I guess this is another person who wrote a novel after reading a few fan stories. Even if he doesn't know the historical background clearly, he also doesn't know the age timeline of the characters in the play clearly. There's not much to read.