Siheyuan: Who Told You to Mess with Him?

So far, it's very well-written and doesn't pander to anyone. The protagonist proves through his actions that he is indeed a lunatic. He ignores Director Fang's kindness and even causes her trouble. Xu Damao, before his divorce, has already sent Yu Haitang to his door.

It's good. The main character is a bit aloof right now, just starting to break free from his current state. I wonder if he'll become a goofball later on.

This is true clarity of mind. Not fawning over anyone.

A book that captures the unique flavor of traditional courtyard houses; a good book.

I've read most of the Siheyuan novels, but this one has a different plot. The protagonist's unique personality and quirky antics were tolerable, and it was rare to read to the end without skipping chapters. There were many parts where I couldn't help but laugh. It's a rare gem, so I don't understand why the rating is so low. Author, please update soon!

Simply put, it's like saying, "I'm crazy, who cares?" And I hope this plot of digging holes and burying people can be carried forward and popularized.

It's so awesome! Arrange wheelchairs for them one by one. Killing them is too easy; driving them crazy is the real goal.

It's somewhat humorous, offering an alternative perspective; worth watching.

The well-written mental illness technique is far superior to those infinitely powerful system cheats.

Not bad, this is a unique courtyard house with a lively atmosphere. Interesting! Especially the way Widow Qin managed to hold her ground.