Tang Liangyao's Life in the Siheyuan

I gave this book five stars after reading 10 chapters. Men should silently endure; I'm very grateful to the author for portraying my favorite protagonist's personality. The system's cheat-like ability, the peaceful inaction, and that damn karma—"You hurt me, I'll just laugh it off"—I actually like a bit of a coward; at least the reader is comfortable and at ease reading. Good job, keep it up! A great, satisfying read, full of the power of love and compassion.

The concept is more imaginative than similar novels, but the logical thinking is inconsistent, with a large leap from the initial fish farming technology to the later computer technology. Greenhouse cultivation should be incorporated into the central theme of the story to address food security and economic marketization, and then the agricultural technology should be transformed into other production technologies in a gradual manner to avoid seeming too fantastical.

A grudge must be avenged for me to have peace of mind! It was you in my past life too! You've cultivated yourself to the point of losing your humanity; only those with emotions and desires are truly human. I think you don't need to cultivate anymore! You're already a god!

This is a rare book that is well-written about courtyard houses.

There's too much internal workings in my head!

I particularly like topics that combine metaphysics!

Not enough! Hurry up!

A refreshing read, highly recommended. The emphasis on developing national science and technology is commendable, and cultivating a joyful path of enlightenment is wonderful, requiring a degree of detachment from worldly desires.

Excellent! It's a pity there's not enough.

This book is great and very exciting.