Siheyuan: The Simple Life of a Junior Clerk

I've read all 58 pictures. He's just another useless person who talks big and ignores everyone. He only knows how to defend himself and never takes the initiative. Is the author trying to say that people in the 21st century are civilized, or is he saying that he himself is a useless person who never fights back or talks back? Find the problem and solve the problem. Isn't that the standard answer?

Before its release, it lacked appeal. The protagonist's cheat ability was weak, he wasn't lecherous, and he didn't seem to have any ambition for power. He just happened to encounter things by chance and didn't scheme for them himself! He had a space, but he only thought about growing some coarse grains to fill his stomach. Most importantly, you even tried to get Sha Zhu married?

Hilarious! With so many railway police and backup officers, they manage to catch a few human traffickers despite being surrounded. The traffickers manage to break through and reach the protagonist, allowing him to unleash his power. What kind of police are these? So incompetent! They're even more like collaborators than the puppet troops.

It feels like a rare case of someone whose anger and intelligence are reduced to a minimum. Although there are others, like Yi Zhonghai's "Moral Venerable," if we're talking about those who reduce intelligence, then we won't say anything. But even if they don't reduce intelligence, the "Moral Venerable" still needs to have a facade of morality to show for it.

You have a spatial ability, but is having a spatial ability scientifically sound? You've absorbed the memories of hundreds of organisms, is that scientifically sound? The premise itself is a wish-fulfillment story, but then at the beginning you say you can't do this or that you're afraid of being discovered. So what can you actually do?

Wild boars can't eat fine bran, and a good quality black croaker is worth hundreds of thousands. You're going to trade it for a big yellow croaker? The author is just brainless.

How should I put it? They're afraid of this and that, but they're afraid of having a space to eat something good. How stupid is that?

Seeing that the author traveled back in time to study the *Compendium of History* put my mind at ease. I suggest burning more CPU (computer chips) to make tea; it'll boost your intelligence. That's what Li Shizhen said.

The author says ordinary people should have ordinary awareness. That's right, poverty limits imagination; people can't describe things they've never seen before. What a great cheat code! No wonder lowlifes can only use it for stealing and farming.

What the hell? Did the author get kicked in the head by a donkey? The opening is all about time travel, merging with other people's memories, and all sorts of awesome characters, but it turns out to be just a space the size of a football field in the outside world? If the protagonist doesn't have any superhuman powers, why even bother with time travel? And to an era where everyone's starving?