Siheyuan: They Locked the Door? The Deaf Old Lady Insulted My Adopted Sister!

There's something I really don't understand: why are there so many courtyard houses on Feilu now? I see them every day, and some are even more outrageous—you're looking for a female protagonist in a martial arts novel in a courtyard house? That's illogical. Please don't criticize if you disagree, thank you.

The incident involving locking the door at the beginning of the game could result in a prison sentence of 10 years or more, even if a letter of forgiveness was written; otherwise, it could lead to life imprisonment or more. The laws were much stricter back then.

Author, do you have any legal common sense? Even if you withdraw the report and the police station doesn't pursue the matter, you'll still be released. A letter of forgiveness will only result in the lightest possible sentence; you definitely won't be released. How did you, you piece of shit, write this plot? With your ass? It's even more obscene than sleeping with your mother.

They actually gave out physical prizes just for signing in? How out of your mind? Do you really want the main character to die?

Drugging and locking the door is an act punishable by immediate execution; to ask for a letter of leniency is something that will bring misfortune to a large number of people.

It's satisfying to see the villains get their comeuppance, but when the original characters are severely demonized, it becomes unwatchable. For example, the old lady character was changed so drastically!

Animalistic thinking, beastly actions, relentless destruction of people.

Do you need money to have a system around you? Is there anything more satisfying than going to jail? Author, do you think people outside are starving, and those in jail are getting enough to eat? Can the food in jail compare to what's available outside? Is going to jail cheap for them? Perhaps if the deaf old woman and the mentally challenged Zhu were in jail, you wouldn't know how to continue writing, would you?

With such a good opportunity at the start, why not just let that old beast out and kill him? Is the protagonist just asking for trouble? He keeps finding excuses for himself, and he's even eating and drinking well, making himself look good.

I don't understand why the protagonist had to explain so much.