Siheyuan: The Beast He Yuzhu

I found it very well-written and realistic. It shows patriotism without being obsequious, and that no one is indispensable. The protagonist is very strong-willed, unlike other patriotic novels where the sycophancy is awkward and forced. For example, some characters get all flustered and irritated at the sight of a leader, their goosebumps practically stopping bullets. It's so unpleasant to read.

There must be at least 100 courtyard houses these days, and you wrote about them the best. Putting aside everything else, just take the part about medicine 💊, it's satisfying and refreshing, full of righteous indignation. 🙂

I devoured it in one go and gave it a five-star review. I hope the author doesn't suffer from appendicitis and updates more often. Thank you! I've been looking at this for a day and it's not enough, it feels a bit like a bathroom heater isn't working. I want to beat up the author and make him work harder! 🤦🤦

Keep up the good work, author! I personally love the plot of this book, not only because of the harem, but also because of its patriotism! Although many things cannot be changed, they are changed in the world of the book, which makes me very happy! Genuinely happy! (A grain of sand contains a world; I personally believe in parallel universes.) Keep up the good work, author! Every book is a world!

Not bad, He Yuzhu's idea is quite unconventional 😄😄😄 The storyline is also quite novel.

This is a very good novel about a courtyard house, quite realistic in its portrayal of modern human nature. The rating is too low; it should be above 9. The later parts become very realistic; the protagonist, being older and physically weaker, faces national issues and suffers in silence. Unlike other protagonists who fawn over the country, the main character doesn't blindly follow the nation's lead.

This book is really good. It perfectly portrays the psychological journey of an ordinary person after transmigrating. He experiences arrogance, fear of death, sensitivity, and even madness, yet he adheres to his self-imposed bottom line. He possesses a sharp weapon, and a murderous intent stirs within him.

In short, five stars!!! The flaws don't detract from the overall quality. Initially, it was quite a headache to read, with many parts making me want to give up. There were many illogical points, but don't dwell on these details; you'll find it's truly a great book. The author must be a cunning and sleazy old man, haha, a master storyteller.

After reading the comments, I feel the reviews are not objective. I've read this book three times. At first, I also felt a little uncomfortable with the first few chapters, but once I got into it, it was fine. The book is indeed very well written, emphasizing realism. The character portrayals are completely authentic; I think the word "wild" is appropriate to describe it—it's truly wild. It doesn't feel out of place reflecting reality either.

After getting through the first twenty-odd chapters and adapting to the author's values, I discovered that this book is actually quite good. After all, the title speaks for itself; who would click on it if it didn't have some flaws? I put it on the bookshelf waiting for it to be completed, and today I found the completion notification and ended up reading it all night long. It's unbelievable! How could a retired old man like me possibly take this kind of torture?