Siheyuan: I Can’t Keep My Blade Hidden Any Longer

They were mostly killed or maimed by the protagonist, but why didn't they use such a powerful advantage properly? The most pitiful one was He Yushui, who was sold off and had a child with an old man. She was only 15 years old at the time, and she was the most innocent.

This book deserves a 5-star rating! It's really well-written. So many bad books use all sorts of fancy tricks and backstabbing—is that really necessary? Even after time-traveling, why put up with that kind of nonsense? Full marks, absolutely full marks! Excellent author, excellent work!

As things stand, this is all geared towards killing Yi Heyan and Qin Long. Jia Zhangshi has already been imprisoned for 7 years, and Jia Dongxu has been discharged (his sentence is yet to be determined). This perfectly aligns with the modern mentality of not wanting to suffer losses.

(Above average) 8 points, marked... The story has a good sense of immersion, but the overpowered elements are average, the plot is average, the characters are well-developed, the writing is excellent, the pacing is excellent, the main storyline is good, the subject matter is average, and the logic is excellent.

It's so-so. The system is pretty useless, just a storage space. Most of the people in the courtyard are either dead, insane, or crippled. However, the ending is quite good, perfectly introducing each family in the courtyard. As for the book, well, I can only say it's average. There are too few chapters; writing this wasn't easy. I'll give it four stars.

I've read all 24 chapters, and they're pretty good. Yan Laoxi is causing trouble, and we hope the protagonist will teach him a lesson.

It's a satisfying read. At first, it's a bit frustrating, but after a few chapters, you can see the protagonist's revenge. The protagonist is the kind who can take a small loss. It feels like the protagonist scores everyone's actions, and once he reaches a certain score, he kills them. If someone tries anything underhanded, he'll get rid of them immediately.

The story has a strong sense of violence; those who are sensitive to this should proceed with caution. The protagonist has a dark personality and uses ruthless methods, employing many underworld tactics. On the positive side, his actions and personality are generally logically sound, which is especially rare in courtyard-themed novels. I personally recommend it as an 8.5; It's a good book worth spending some time reading.

The deaf old lady is like an empress dowager; everyone in the world has to give her face. 🤮 Covering up everything, even in courtyard houses and the metallurgical department of factories, they still cover up finding enemy agents? Are they afraid of the consequences? What kind of consequences are they worried about? After Yi Zhonghai and Sha Zhu, another Wang Dahai (Wang Zhonghai) and Tie Zhu (Sha Zhu) appear. 🤮

The plot is very reasonable, a rare find among online novels that isn't mindless. The pacing is tight, making it impossible to put down; I read it in one go and was already clamoring for more updates. Keep it up, update faster! 🤭🤭🤭🤭