Siheyuan: So You're All Just Messing with Me, Huh?!

I've read the latest chapter, chapter 17, and there are no major flaws. If it continues like this, based on my experience of reading hundreds of courtyard novels, this one is the most enjoyable courtyard novel I've ever read—a fast-paced and straightforward tale of love and hate. Let's get out of here. The following chapters are... Well, let's just say they're incredibly toxic.

The authors of the novel "Siheyuan" seem to have made a pact: when the house is empty, no one pays attention to it, but once the protagonist moves in, he will be subjected to all sorts of scheming and plotting by beasts.

No, don't always be on the defensive; you need to stir things up! You can't be a thief for a thousand days and guard against thieves for a thousand days. Always being on the defensive is frustrating.

Having read over a hundred novels about courtyard houses, this one by the author was the most relaxing and enjoyable. Although the system provides a wealth of information, it feels natural and not overly exaggerated. The protagonist is truly ruthless in dealing with and teasing others. He doesn't cause trouble but is never a coward.

A very good book: Keep writing!

How could a level four fitter's salary be so low, just over thirty?

Hurry up and start writing, who do you think you are with so little writing? 😂

It doesn't drag out the plot or try to reason with beasts; it's well-written.

Keep it up! The main thing is to figure out the salary details. A level 4 worker earns over 30, which shows you're ambitious and hardworking. If you don't know, you can make something up. Level 1 is over 20, Level 2 is over 30, Level 3 is over 40, Level 4 is over 50, Level 5 is over 60, Level 6 is over 70, Level 7 is over 80, and Level 8 is over 99 plus subsidies.

The system could be improved by straightening up the silly pillar! Whether the courtyard is chaotic or not depends on whether the silly pillar is straight or not.