Siheyuan: He Yuzhu, Scion and Assassin

It feels like the villains aren't ruthless enough; adding more intensity would make it more satisfying. I suspect the protagonist might only settle things with his 35 million-strong nemesis towards the end, because if he did it midway, it would likely face greater censorship difficulties later on. Let's wait patiently.

The real highlight is the suppression of Buddhism! To the Chinese, Buddhism is nothing but a vampire!

I only support the suppression of Buddhism and the extermination of Buddhist families.

It's not bad. Actually, this book could be longer. The beginning was alright, quite vivid and engaging, but I felt the later parts were a bit weak. I'd give it a thumbs up. If it were fleshed out a bit more, it would be even better. Overall, it's the style I like. Just my personal opinion. 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

They might enjoy swift and decisive destruction! Don't procrastinate!

Excellent, perfectly aligning with the millennia-old Chinese tradition of rewarding good and punishing evil. Even better if the author had Liu Guangtian completely destroy the families of the eunuch Tian Yan Buqun and the necromancer Bai Lian.

This is definitely the most successful and farthest-reaching courtyard-themed novel I've ever read, with a protagonist who ultimately achieves great things. It also has very positive values regarding aristocratic families and Buddhism—they should be eradicated, but unfortunately, reality isn't like that.

The author's understanding of this book is profound, but the writing style is somewhat simple. However, it is still worth reading.

It's good that there aren't too many trivial family matters.

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