Siheyuan: A Happy Life Begins as a Procurement Clerk

I initially thought this book would be good because of the high number of monthly votes, but after reading about twenty chapters, I'm really fed up. The protagonist's entire family is filled with martyrs—three of them are veterans who have even climbed snow-capped mountains.

This is the only novel I've read in over a decade that I'd ever want to rate with one star every day. It's just too awful! Bullying and murdering the orphans of martyrs, forcibly seizing first-class merit medals, stealing the belongings of martyrs—and this is supposed to be a letter of forgiveness? This author is clearly insane; they've written a letter of forgiveness like an imperial edict.

Writing something so absurd, killing a martyr's family member and robbing their compensation money without anyone dying, you think you can just get away with it with a few letters of forgiveness? You're something else.

I knew it. No matter how much noise they make, it'll all end up being a grand gesture followed by a quiet fall. It would be better if the author just died; that would be more interesting.

I'll stop reading now that I see Grandma Long is the ball's owner; you can write it yourself.

Without a second thought, it's another case of lifting high and then gently putting down.

In the end, it was all bark and no bite, and nothing came of it.

How did this kind of garbage, which repeatedly rubs human intelligence and logic into the ground, manage to get so many monthly votes and likes?

This is ridiculous! Making arrests so complicated... Next, these people will try to argue whether it's another round of bureaucratic maneuvering. The old lady will again claim she's in charge of Tianchao, and these people are helping to manage Tianchao. They absolutely must be released.

Even if Pangu came, the Kaitian Axe Gang would have to sell their courtyard houses for retirement.