Speedrunning the Siheyuan, Turning the Whole World Upside Down

Many young authors (including the author of this article) easily make several mistakes when writing about historical periods. I would like to share them here: First, before 1977, the new school term for primary, secondary, and tertiary schools began after the Lantern Festival (January 15th of the lunar calendar), not in September as it is now.

The author clearly put their heart into writing this; this is just my personal opinion. Dealing with Yi Zhonghai was indeed swift and decisive, but the others felt a bit awkward. Some were fawning over the He family, and Yan Laosan was somewhat arrogant. This book will likely have a large polarization of opinions. This is just my personal view; keep it up!

Just for all the little darlings you left on that island, you deserve 5 stars! 😏

Little duckling, little quack, carrying a mushroom and blowing up the sky! 😂😂😂

Putting everything else aside, just using mushrooms to bombard the Japanese deserves five stars.

I'm sleepy, but I've read up to chapter 44 so far, which is pretty good. Aside from a few minor flaws, it's been a very enjoyable read overall 🤭🤭 Everyone has their own opinion on who's good and bad in the Siheyuan (courtyard house) story, as long as the characters are well-developed and the plot is reasonable, it's good. Keep it up! 👍👍

Three stars are already too much for Chapter 18 and onwards, and two stars for Chapter 21. But considering it's for beginners, I'll give it five stars as encouragement.

I think it looks better than birds 😂

Since you wrote so well, I'll give you a five-star review. Keep it up!

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