Siheyuan: A Million Mu of Pastureland, So I Can Just Lie Flat!

This is the first time I've seen someone so eager to find a powerful figure to care for them in their old age. Who did you think you were when you first arrived at the courtyard house? Yi and Long's caregivers are Sha Zhu and Jia Dongxu, okay? What does that have to do with you? Even if they were good to you before, couldn't you at least help them out when they're in trouble?

This is yet another hastily written novel by a studio author who clearly hasn't even read the original work. The very first chapter portrays Qin Huairu as a foster daughter, having an affair with Xu Damao while her husband is still alive. The author must have a cuckold fetish; their mind is incredibly dark. In those days, having an affair meant you had to pay for peanuts to beat yourself up!

In Chapter One, you wrote that this year is 1958. Two years ago, Chef He abandoned Sha Zhu, who was 17 years old when he was abandoned, and He Yushui was 7 years old. In Chapter Six, you said He Yushui was in the sixth grade of elementary school. I wanted to ask you, two years is only 9 years old, how could she be in the sixth grade? But then I thought, never mind, it was a typo.

Seeing people criticizing it makes me feel relieved. The second chapter is already over; is the million-dollar farm just for show? They're still thinking about those few houses.

This book feels like it's trying to whitewash the traditional courtyard house.

You're just licking the crap again. Would you die if you didn't lick that deaf guy?

No matter how many reasons you give, you're still just a fool.

He licked the deaf old lady's boots and said this guy was a good person, and that Yi Zhonghai was also a good person.

They already have a million-acre farm, and they still need to collect antiques to use as start-up capital for the future? As for the issue of courtyard houses appreciating in value, that's many years from now. Have you considered how old you'll be by then? I have no idea what the author was thinking. Every time I see such descriptions in a novel, I'm speechless.

What were you thinking? Do you really think a fitter is omnipotent? You actually sent Yik Chung-hoi to research radios and Walkmans? Fitter work is a craft; all you need to do is understand blueprints. You only mentioned it once in the book, right? And you keep saying you'd send Yik Chung-hoi to research it? Research my ass! At least find someone with a high school level of education; at least there'd be a chance of a miracle. What's Yik Chung-hoi's level? Don't tell me he's a graduate student.