Siheyuan: Silly Zhu Is Reborn, and the Jia Family Meets a Miserable End

It's not bad. The way the character is treated is quite satisfying and fits the theme of rebirth and revenge. As for Qin, it's hard to say, he's just so-so. It's a case of one willing to hit and the other willing to be hit, so it's hard to say who's right and who's wrong. Since Sha Zhu is willing to fawn over him, Qin can't be entirely blamed.

This book truly depicts He Yuzhu's rebirth, unlike other books that also claim He Yuzhu's rebirth but portray him as having forgotten all the grudges from his previous life. The only downside is that the system appears too infrequently.

This is the most satisfying book I've read out of more than ten siheyuan novels! All the others are written by idiots.

This looks so comforting. This is the way to live after being reborn! Good!

It was quite enjoyable to write, but didn't the author think it was too gory?

At this point, only Qin Jingru, Ran Qiuye, and Yu Haitang are still unmarried. Who does the author intend for Sha Zhu to marry?

Maybe I'm being overly sentimental, but personally, I feel it's still too harsh. After all, they're not even grown up yet, and these things haven't even happened. Children are being beaten every day; this system is a violent one and should be renamed.

That's what revenge is all about. After all the trouble in the past life, he won't let his enemies have an easy time in this one.

It was quite satisfying and cathartic, but there are still many flaws and loopholes.

Sha Zhu is right, if you don't cut the weeds at the root, they'll grow back in the spring!