Siheyuan: Ending Violence with Violence

The protagonist, having transmigrated to the East, ambushed and killed with a single blow, then simply tossed into the spatial dimension for disposal – quite a convenient setup. The historical fantasy setting might be a bit unusual. The paragraphs are a bit long, and the name "Yan Laosan" seems to be commonly written as "Yan Bugui." Writing is hard work, so four stars are welcome.

This is the correct way to experience the world of a traditional courtyard house! Many original owners of these houses were beaten to death by Sha Zhu or Dong, but the transmigrators are still pushing themselves to the limit just to pad their word counts, especially Yi Buqun with his various forms of manipulation! Their limbs are broken, and they're left to retire in bed!

It's worth watching; the protagonist acts decisively and without hesitation. As the saying goes, "He who possesses a powerful weapon will naturally have the will to kill." Why drag things out when you can take them down in one fell swoop? This protagonist achieves that.

Everything else in this novel is great, except marrying Lou Xiao'e is too risky and not worth it. Besides, you have a spatial ability, is it really necessary? You might as well marry someone like Yu Li; after all, you're alone, and your mother-in-law can take care of the child.

My statement about not eating beef is very convincing and concise, perfectly reflecting the bottom line of most people today. After all, even the resentment of cattle and horses could support ten evil sword immortals. In an era where the rule of law was far from perfect, who would indulge whom?

It's great, really great. The shorter word count makes the plot more compact. It's obvious that the shorter word count is because there are fewer supporting characters in this fanfic. If the main character were in the steel mill's infirmary, there would be more to write about. The protagonist's actions weren't cowardly, but rather driven by his own desires.

The plot is well-designed, and it's one of the few books that accurately reflects the characters in a TV drama. The book is quite short, so let's just say it's encouraging to the author. There are no scenes of fighting over meat or houses; too many of those would make me want to vomit. Overall, the writing is relatively reasonable. Did the author experiment with the murder scenes?

You talked about all those technical terms and drug names, all those surgical procedures—we couldn't understand them, we couldn't comprehend them, and we had no idea what was going on. You couldn't remember any of it anyway. The only thing we knew was that you were quite knowledgeable, and pretty impressive.

It's rare to see such decisive and ruthless action in a courtyard house. I finished reading it bit by bit, and it was very enjoyable. I feel quite fitting for the role of a transmigrator who can cultivate immortality, it's just too short 😅. Keep it up! Next time, write more about everyday family life, that would be great too 😏

There was no so-called letter of forgiveness; the protagonist acted in accordance with human nature, simply killing. Except for his self-righteous act of marrying a bastard... Good luck!