Siheyuan: Transferred to the Steel Mill, Robbing the Rich to Help the Poor

It's the same old story: they act all high and mighty, saying it wouldn't matter even if they killed someone, but in the end they only dared to break a leg, making it sound incredibly serious, like they'd be crippled, but they were discharged from the hospital in two or three days, perfectly fine. They'd even hire someone to kill you, and all you had to do was break their leg.

I think it's not that the vocal cords are underdeveloped, but rather that the brain is underdeveloped.

Not a single one died** compared to the courtyard house

The stories about courtyard houses sometimes lack depth, mainly because the villains repeatedly harass the protagonist. The protagonist, however, merely raises these accusations high and then gently lowers them, leaving the reader unmoved. There's no real retribution or punishment. This sometimes prevents the reader from truly connecting with the story.

The old lady is fine again. The main character is a real character, and it's another case of lenient treatment, as if the Celestial Empire can't function without these kinds of people.

Lately, it's been all about blind people, disabled people, and now a mute person too. In those days, if you wanted to become mute, you wouldn't even know how you died, let alone be able to talk back to the world.

How many chapters have there been? Still locked in a tug-of-war with the deans and saints, creating trouble for no reason, not thoroughly resolving the issue, going all the way down to the initial consonant—is the author actually addicted to masochism?

If someone tries to kill the protagonist, the protagonist will lose a leg and become nothing. If the protagonist dies, he becomes nothing, but the person who tried to kill him loses a leg.

In the first few chapters, I thought the author could write a different kind of courtyard house fanfiction, but as I read on, unsurprisingly, all the courtyard house authors are *unchangeable* idiots. If they want to ride the wave, they should write something that normal people can read. Instead, they write all sorts of inhuman things. Are you kidding your dads?

Chapter 170 tells others about his hidden space, and the next chapter tells others about his computer and other things. I know this is the most I can read.