Siheyuan: Standing by Qin Huairu and Marrying Chen Xueru

The writing is so flowery, it looks like something a fool would write.

No wonder she's a moral hypocrite from the Four-Courtyard House of All Realms! Working in a steel mill, she can come and go as she pleases without even needing to ask for leave—how awesome! And author, do you even know what era you're writing about? It's the early days of the People's Republic of China, during the Korean War, the founding war.

I feel the protagonist is behaving like a complete coward. Wang Qiuxia treated him like that, and he still tolerated it? Isn't he too useless? Isn't he even more useless than Yi Xiaochuan?

What kind of logic is this? It keeps saying that the protagonist's mother sacrificed herself back then, but then it says that the protagonist's mother took care of Sha Zhu two months ago. The protagonist's mother has only been dead for less than two months, so how can it be called "back then"?

Putting everything else aside, the protagonist's act of secretly attacking Yi Zhonghai while others were beating him really shows the potential to be a cunning sixth man.

Regarding Chapter 46 of Lei Ting Chu Ji's novel "Siheyuan: Supporting Qin Huairu and Marrying Chen Xueru": "You Didn't Know the Steel Rolling Mill Still Retained Your Workstation?"

Regarding Chapter 11 of Lei Ting Chu Ji's novel, *Siheyuan: Supporting Qin Huairu and Marrying Chen Xueru*: "If you say that, we'll have to find Officer Zhang to settle this!"

Regarding Chapter 5 of "Siheyuan: Supporting Qin Huairu and Marrying Chen Xueru" by Leiting Chuji: "I was only away for a few days, who spread the rumor that I was dead?"

Why does this currency keep changing? Is it possible to determine which set it is?

Regarding the chapter review of "Siheyuan: Supporting Qin Huairu and Marrying Chen Xueru" by Leiting Chuji: Chapter 003, "Taking Qin Huairu's First Blood and Activating the System".