Siheyuan: Rising Step by Step at the Steel Mill

It's just so-so. The protagonist isn't much different from Sha Zhu. Having read up to chapter 36, it feels like Qin Huairu is sucking the protagonist dry; it's like being leeched off, and it's frustrating to be in the protagonist's shoes.

A score of 6 is too high; there shouldn't be any score at all. The plot is contradictory. The math teacher was the PE teacher, and he only had one yuan left. He bought a lunchbox for 0.99 yuan. The author himself emphasized that he only had one cent left, but then he was able to buy eggs for 0.8 mao. Where did the money come from?

So-so. You have a system and skills, but you're dirt poor. You're always down to your last penny. You're the poorest character I've ever read in any novel, not just a courtyard house fanfic, but any novel. And what's with the guy who keeps Jia Zhangshi around all the time?

It's alright, but the main character looks a bit like a giant version of a silly pillar.

I couldn't continue reading chapter 40 of the "Testing Poison" series. Firstly, the author's ability to capture the true nature of the story is commendable, but there are several major flaws. First, the system is incredibly frustrating. Other novels offer free rewards for signing in, or other similar perks, but this one costs money and is random, with only three items available per day – it's…

I read more than twenty chapters and got to the part about blind dates. The author has a unique way of thinking. In the original novel, Qin Huairu sabotaged Sha Zhu's blind date in the same way, and the author then arranged for Qin Huairu to accompany him on his blind date. The plot drags on and is drawn out, with awkward emotional descriptions.

I absolutely love it! I rarely read books like this before, but this one is truly exceptional. The character development and plot are both incredibly impressive, and the consistent updates are a huge plus. Highly recommended! 👍👍👍👍

I've read a few chapters; it's about working for a system. Who likes this kind of system? Author, if you transmigrated, would you prefer this kind of system or a free-to-play system? Ha!

This guy wants to get married but he looks down on everyone, even licking Jia Zhangshi's boots. The system is trash, the protagonist is trash, no savings, mediocre job, can't even pay back his debts—where does he get the audacity to be so arrogant?

Putting everything else aside, I just don't understand why he'd give up the whole forest for a widow at the beginning? When Jia Zhangshi came to his house and made a scene, he still treated her politely, even bringing her two dishes? And afterwards, he bullied the weak and feared the strong, so he went to Qin Huairu? I'm utterly speechless.