Siheyuan: It All Began When They Called Me Silly Zhu

As usual, I'm commenting on myself; no one will see it.

It has a strong sense of the era. The story of him dressed as Sha Zhu, instead of going to the military control commission, and then probably working for the street office, is quite novel. Old He ran away, so they didn't dare to do anything reckless.

It's very good. It breaks away from the content of fighting and abusing birds, and broadens the scope and thinking. It's the kind of courtyard house novel I've been looking for. In my personal opinion, if I were the protagonist, with an omniscient perspective, knowing the personalities and weaknesses of everyone in the courtyard, why would I fight with them in that small courtyard? That would be too childish!

This book isn't a mindless wish-fulfillment novel; it's free of violence and is quite good. I have a small suggestion for this book. The story revolves around changing the social class of individuals and families, facilitating their upward mobility from subservience to the rentier class (bureaucratic elites).

Good book, the logic is sound so far.

Not bad, keep it up, author!

It's really well written. You can tell the author put a lot of effort into it. After Sha Zhu transmigrates, he doesn't have any cheat codes or have women on both sides. Instead, the story is told from the perspective of an ordinary person from the bottom of society, depicting the changes of the times and Sha Zhu's ups and downs in life.

It's written very realistically, depicting the life of an ordinary person after transmigrating. He stays away from birds and avoids interacting with them, which is very realistic. Ordinary people are afraid of trouble, and they don't have that much arguing with everyone.

The author's writing is fluent and the details are delicate, not confined to the traditional stench of excrement and urine in a courtyard house! Thumbs up! However, after only reading ten chapters of Yangshizi, the comments make me feel it's a bit too early to comment. Also, although Zhuzi is only thirteen, wouldn't it be more exciting if they did some illicit activities before the gates opened? Just my personal opinion, please don't take offense. 😜

The research is very comprehensive, the subject matter is novel, keep it up!