Siheyuan: Are All the Birds Unreasonable? I Also Know a Little About Magic

People who come here just for the name are so unreasonable? Hahaha, interesting – isn't this the core of the show? Stayed up late to catch up on the latest chapter, well... It exceeded expectations. The details of the era are restored quite realistically - the lines are quite interesting, a bit dense and refreshing, and not watery, but the premise is a bit short, but overall it does not affect the reading. Those who like courtyard houses can go ahead ✔

The most surprising thing is that there is a heroine who is also a time traveler - Mai Mai, I love you Mai Mai, I am your fan... Cough cough cough... The character creation does not make the characters of the original drama into characters: the famous scenes of "Wolong Fengchu" and "Si Mao" "falling in love and killing each other" are stupid and bad, in one word: good-looking!

Can it be updated 10 times a day? Who can watch the third update? --Although in the Siheyuan fan fiction that is full of violence, it is indeed a breath of fresh air--the world is not about fighting and killing, but about human relations! There is no extreme plot of losing hands and feet. The protagonist has brains and can't bear to give up. The way of counterattack is "ask for money to stop the loss" rather than "kill them all". This kind of "bottom-line feeling of pleasure" is very suitable for readers who are tired of the old routines - Is 10 a day better?

As a thousand-year-old bookworm who has chased 99 books, this one definitely ranks in the top 10%! The protagonist's "rejection of moral kidnapping" setting is too poignant - he uses his background as a university teacher to go crazy in the steel rolling mill, and instead of engaging in mindless conflicts, he relies on Shang Gang's online "Quotations" to clean up the monsters and monsters in the courtyard - the main theme is a proper one.

Overall, this is a book with distinct advantages and disadvantages. If you don't obsess over detailed research and just want to read an easy-to-decompress and mind-numbing intellectual battle, it's definitely worth reading; but if you are a reader who pursues the rigor of the times, you may feel a little regretful - although the author has introduced a lot of special knowledge of the era in the book - the Eight Great Members, Feilong Soup, Supply and Marketing Cooperative, etc.

Update, update... Update quickly, because your entry point into this book is so wonderful! The male and female protagonists traveled to the world of courtyard houses and looked at the grievances and hatreds in the courtyards from the perspective of a "technology geek", instantly jumping out of the small pattern of "neighbors fighting each other". On the one hand, they have to deal with the workplace strife in the technical department and track down the collective theft case, and on the other hand, they have to mediate the feuding of the parents in the courtyard. The two-line plot is both independent and intertwined, and it is full of attractions. Looking forward to the author's new ideas.

The control of the sense of the times is very good - introducing two people with a lot of knowledge of that era - capitalists, hooligans, Gen Hongmiaozheng, the Eight Great Members, supply and marketing cooperatives... These concepts that are not available in modern times - will there be a plot in the future that will travel back to modern times?

It's a little different from other Siheyuan fan fiction. The book is really full of content! In particular, Qin Huairu, the heroine of the original drama, is no longer a white lotus in a vase. The writing is in line with the real "person". The heroine Zhao Maimai's role is relatively simple. I look forward to the follow-up.

It's okay, compared to other fan fictions where people scold the protagonist and the protagonist directly takes action. This novel is okay for verbal use. However, the character's personality changes very quickly. At the beginning, the old man came to the door to ask for food like the third uncle. He was stingy and fussy, but the next day, he suddenly became reasonable. On the contrary, the old lady became fussy and scheming. . . . Then there is the title. These three uncles are completely self-proclaimed. Why don't they just call them by their names? What are they called uncles? Isn't he just a liaison officer to convey information? What qualifications do he have to hold a one-spoken forum and other conferences? What's more, what these people in the courtyard say in this novel is annoying and nonsense. The police and the street office have come, and this old man is as unreasonable and muddy as talking to a child. None of them are afraid of death. Then there are the male and female protagonists who are time travellers. This setting is quite novel. It's just that the author himself can't remember what it says. The first part is about the male protagonist's soul and the female protagonist's clothes. But the latter part is reversed.

So-so, I wanted to innovate, but I couldn't master it, it was a bit rambling, and I didn't feel too happy watching it.