Siheyuan: Delivering Takeout at the Supply and Marketing Cooperative

Although there are many exaggerations and illogical points, it's very enjoyable to read. This is the dream of the lower classes—a yearning for freedom and unrestraint. For a nobody like me, novels offer some solace. Yes, I'm coming clean, I'm a nobody, no more pretense. Let's chat if you agree. Anyone looking to flaunt their superiority, turn left and "get lost."

Novel, concise and to the point, like a supermarket deliveryman from the 1960s, and witty and humorous—it's refreshing! We need more works like this; they're light and enjoyable to watch. The ending came too soon; it wasn't satisfying enough.

After reading; I'd give it a 9 out of 10. Some of the settings are a bit problematic, but there aren't any major plot holes. I just didn't like the ending because it was too rushed; it felt a bit rushed. I'd recommend it. [Learned][Learned][Learned]

I've finished reading it. Everything else is fine, consistent style. It's just a shame it could have been continued. Anyway, I wish the author continued success! I love multi-female lead stories!!!

The first half was quite good, with many thought-provoking lines. The second half, however, felt somewhat adrift; Qin Huairu disappeared after being sent to the countryside, and He Yushui never even appeared throughout. While not uninteresting, it still felt unsettling…

It's interesting and has some depth. I've read 65% of it, so it's good reading material. The downside is that if there's too much depth, it becomes preachy. This is a book I followed to the very end; yes, it's a book I could read all the way to the end.

I've read up to chapter 17, and so far it's been alright.

The writing is very realistic, and the dialogue and analysis of reality are also very realistic... Birth, power, and money really do matter; the starting line is just a phrase used to fool the masses, especially in this era where poverty is mocked but prostitution is not... 👍👍👍

To avoid the book being banned, it's too short, so much of the content wasn't explored in depth. The overall structure is acceptable, but perhaps because it couldn't be too detailed, the content feels a bit superficial. It's considered a good book among those focusing on courtyard houses.

The author is definitely a writing master and will surely become a legend in the future.