Siheyuan: Starting as a Factory Doctor, I Rise Step by Step

It's amazing that he hasn't cultivated for over a decade, especially considering the protagonist even transmigrated to a cultivation world.

What's the point of buying secondhand stuff?

The protagonist was a self-made tycoon in his past life, a powerful cultivator in his previous existence, and in this life, he's been with the military since childhood, fighting across the country. With his high education, he's accumulated numerous merits, from healing the sick to fighting on the front lines. **The protagonist has nothing planned for him, and he himself has nothing. Even a poorly written character would be better than this protagonist.**

You're so bad at this, covered in injuries!

You should start writing from your previous life; by the time you get to this life, you could have written tens of millions of words.

Why are you writing about courtyard houses now? I recently reread your old book, *The Great Ming Dynasty*, and then checked your latest updates. Is anyone even reading about courtyard houses again?

Author, what are you trying to achieve by suddenly bringing up your parents? You've already mentioned in the text that you don't want to acknowledge them. Why don't you just disappear and stop writing? It just feels weird right now.

No, the protagonist already knows several others who were reborn with him, so why does he keep saying he doesn't know them and doesn't need to meet them in person when he encounters another one? Shouldn't he have had this thought when he found out they were asking about him like this? Did he waste all his lives living these past few lifetimes?

In other words, from childhood until he joined the army and his father passed away, he had nothing.

Commentary on Chapter 54, "Eating, Work Arrives," of "Siheyuan: Starting as a Factory Doctor, Rising Step by Step," by Jiangbei Xiaobai.