The Seventies: Heading to the Countryside with a Pocket Dimension and a Legacy

That's utter nonsense. In his past life, he was a god of war who destroyed entire nations, yet he became a coward when faced with people from a courtyard house, letting them take turns humiliating him without lifting a finger.

It's possible to access this site, and quite a few people have come to see it, but your cheat code is too overpowered. To have this ability, you must have gone through countless reincarnations in another world, and in that era, you're still living a quiet life in one place. That seems to be the biggest gamble. You've been through nine reincarnations, and your feelings for your country are still so deep.

Feilu used to have many good books, until the "Courtyard House" series came out. Feilu was filled with books about courtyard houses, and after that, there weren't any good ones. Now, with fewer books about courtyard houses, there aren't many good ones either. It's really frustrating to see any books about courtyard houses and not want to hold back my complaints.

From beginning to end, people were constantly causing trouble and insulting the protagonist. The main character, however, didn't have any temper and just let others insult him, acting like a spineless coward.

Hu 81 and Wang Kaixuan were sent to the countryside in Northeast China; Zhong Yuemin was in Shaanxi; Su Meng was an only child and did not need to be sent to the countryside; Han Chunming lived in the suburbs of Beijing.

Terrible, seriously. The male lead is so damn overpowered, level 10 psychic abilities. He also has wood, fire, and water elemental abilities. And martial arts skills too. He's practically a cultivator! And yet people still nitpick every day. Does the plot stop if no one nitpicks? We can gossip here, there's plenty of gossip in the countryside. The male lead seems incredibly powerful, level 10 psychic ability, mind control. What's wrong with him?

You yourself said it, what's this talk of destroying a country, what's this talk of nine reincarnations? You even have the strength to protect yourself, but then you got provoked on your way to the countryside, and you actually argued with the person? Shouldn't you have just dealt with those two big shots? If you didn't have the strength, I wouldn't say anything, but having the strength makes you seem like a complete coward.

This description is unappetizing.

The protagonist the author created is pretty awesome. He's reincarnated nine times with memories, a master of poison and medicine, possesses multiple superpowers. An all-powerful boss. He destroyed a country, killed hundreds of thousands of people. A million-strong army couldn't defeat him, and so on... Then, he gets insulted by Jia Zhangshi, and the protagonist thinks, "I'm going to be a university student, I can't argue with someone like that," and that's it. Hilarious.

I thought the protagonist would at least be a man, but he's just a spineless coward? All he does is talk big and spout threats behind people's backs? What kind of story creates what kind of protagonist and what kind of audience is it written for?!