
Siheyuan: They Ruined My Reputation, So I Spread Rumors in Return
四合院:坏我名声,我反手造谣
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This introduction is utterly nonsensical, isn't it? Spreading rumors about a general—they must have never died before!
The article initially suggested the author revise the premise. Do you know what it means to have generals from the founding of a nation? Let's not even talk about whether they actually lived in that compound. Even if they did, would an ordinary citizen dare to covet their inheritance? Why don't you just say they were all plotting to usurp the throne and become the president? The premise is too exaggerated. Coveting someone's inheritance is somewhat understandable, but it depends on who it is.
Review of Chapter 1, "Beastly Rumors, System Activated (Seeking Flowers)," from Lü Qier's novel, *Siheyuan: Ruining My Reputation, I Retaliate with Rumors*.