Siheyuan: I Make Silly Zhu Go Bankrupt from the Start

You're not just another talkative wimp, are you?

What a coward! Every conflict ended in a half-hearted attempt, without any sense of satisfaction. No wonder it took over a hundred chapters to be released. As expected, all trash is garbage.

I've read at least two or three thousand books about courtyard houses, and this one is definitely in the top 50! The author's writing is poor, but the intention to target beasts is very clear, which is especially important. Unlike many courtyard novels that start with intense conflict but then gloss over it all when it comes to official business, this one is particularly captivating.

Review of Chapter 60 of "Siheyuan: The Beginning Made Shazhu Bankrupt": Losing Both Face and Substance by Dora Aimeng.

That's utter nonsense! Kicking Sha Zhu ten meters away? Judging from Sha Zhu's physique in the TV series, he must weigh 140-150 jin (75-75 kg). Do you know how much force it takes to kick someone weighing 140-150 jin ten meters? It's more powerful than a car. Besides, if you kicked someone weighing 140-150 jin ten meters, they would be dead by now.

Commentary on Chapter 98 of "Siheyuan: Starting by Bankrupting Sha Zhu" by Duola Aimeng: Underestimating Jia Zhangshi.

This is a chapter review of Chapter 67, "Purpose," of the novel "Siheyuan: Starting by Bankrupting Shazhu," by Duola Aimeng.

Review of Chapter 14, "Fooling Around," of "The Courtyard: Making Sha Zhu Bankrupt from the Start," by Duola Aimeng.

Review of Chapter 74, "Finding Someone to Build a House," of the novel "Siheyuan: Starting by Making Shazhu Bankrupt." By Duola Aimeng.