Siheyuan: Mastering Martial Arts to Catch Spies and Crush the Entire Courtyard

I don't even want to read it after just reading the synopsis.

If the cheat is too big, it's practically useless. If everyone's invincible, who would still want to eat beef? (This last part is a nonsensical expression and doesn't translate directly.)

The words don't fit the meaning; it's all jumbled up and I don't know what I'm writing.

The author of "The Useless Male Protagonist Peppa Pig"

Where are the cultivation techniques? Where are the enemy agents? It's all mutant superpowers. More than ten chapters have passed, barely two days have gone by, and they're already rambling on about trivial matters. They have the ability to create anything, but instead of quickly resolving the issues, they call it "playing slowly," using human rules. What's the point of that ability?

With so many supernatural powers and abilities, why doesn't the protagonist get back the money his father, He Daqing, mailed to him? He only talks badly about Yi Zhonghai and Old Lady Long, why doesn't he use his own abilities to take over their fortunes? With all these abilities, why doesn't he secretly kill these people? Is it that without Yi Zhonghai and his ilk, the story of the courtyard house can't be told? This is all just utter nonsense.

What is this? What does the title have to do with the chapter content?

You don't even need to read the specific chapter content; the synopsis already reveals the problem. It starts by saying that the protagonist transmigrates into the body of Sha Zhu's younger brother, but ends by saying that Xu Damao is thriving thanks to his cheat ability. What a piece of trash. The following is a brief introduction:

The topic and the content of the article are completely unrelated.

In Chapter 21, Jia Dongxu isn't dead yet, so why is Old Lady Jia hitting Qin Lucha and saying she killed her son? How is Old Lady Jia so prescient? Also, Yi Daode lives in the middle courtyard, while the official-obsessed Liu Cai lives in the back.