Siheyuan: From the Start, I Take Down the Jia Family

Chapter 156 states that Bang Geng became like this because Jia, Zhang, Qin, Huai, and Sha Zhu didn't provide him with proper guidance, which I believe is wrong. First, Bang Geng's very being is a combination of the selfish, lowly, dirty, vulgar, and lazy genes inherited from the Jia, Zhang, and Qin families. Second, he lacked proper guidance. For the Jia family, living is a waste of air, dying is a waste of land, and being half-dead is a waste of money.

If you repay evil with good, how will you repay good? The main idea is correct, 👍👍👍

While resorting to violence is impractical, it's satisfying to watch! It's better than those who get bullied and just complain about having to pay compensation.

This book is alright; it doesn't have a harem, and dealing with those beasts is quite satisfying. Although those beasts weren't killed the first time, they at least spent a few years in jail, unlike other books where no matter how many times they acted recklessly, they didn't get much of a punishment, just a few dollars in fines. Then there was all that excrement and piss.

I hope the author will stay on the right track, avoid stopping or reducing updates, and instead update frequently. Good books are afraid of slow progress; a slow start leads to a slow finish. I hope you can update to over 300,000 words next time.

Reading novels about courtyard houses is actually the most frustrating thing. When the protagonist and the good guys are bullied, does the protagonist's revenge seem too lenient? The reader feels unsatisfied, thinking the revenge was too harsh. It's satisfying at first, with the culprits dying and going to jail, but as you read on, it gets boring because without the beasts in the courtyard house, it's not a courtyard house anymore.

Is he really going to survive acting so recklessly? What caused the Xuanwu Gate Incident? Power!!! Is this recklessness on the part of the factory manager really a good idea? Hopefully, things will become more logical later on. I hope the protagonist survives!!

Finally, the words "law" and "prison" are used in this type of novel. Therefore, it deserves full marks.

Just because he didn't marry any of the heroines from the original novel, I'll give it five stars.

I'm not nitpicking, but I've read dozens of novels with the same name about courtyard houses, and they all feature letters of understanding. Letters of understanding only appeared in US legal interpretations in the 1970s, and in China, it seems they only came into existence after 2000. The crime of possessing unexplained wealth only seems to have been introduced in 2012; it didn't exist before then, and it's mostly used in cases of corruption and bribery involving public officials.