Siheyuan: The Dawn He Yuzhu Brings

"Ding! In view of the host's repeated attempts to escape this compound, an order is issued: You are not allowed to move out of this compound within thirty years, or you will be eliminated!" Ox A story about torturing the protagonist, constantly being tormented.

It vividly portrays the life of an ordinary loser, making readers understand that even if a loser possesses powerful skills, he is still a loser. But the harsh reality is that most of us are like that.

This is the story of an honest man who transmigrates into the body of He Yuzhu and dotes on his younger sister. Each short story is quite engaging; it's frustrating to see someone push you to the brink and then let them go. But they only act when pushed to the brink. He's an honest man; don't push an honest man to the brink. The story unfolds gently and is quite captivating.

It's original! The key is that the author's writing is quite good, much better than some of the high-scoring ones! Just a quick rant: I don't know how this scoring system works. One of the other authors even has punctuation problems, yet it still got a pretty high score.

This has deterred most readers. Keep it up, author!

Well, it was quite depressing to read, but the portrayal of human nature was excellent—it's all about unrequited love. However, I don't know if it's just my selfishness, but I can't be that devoted to someone like my childhood sweetheart or lover, nor can I just settle for someone like Yu Li. Maybe I'm selfish; someone like Yu Shui, raised to adulthood normally, can simply be left alone.

It's well-written. Although there are some suspenseful moments, they are handled well. There's a lot of family drama, and the lack of decisiveness in depicting animal cruelty almost made me drop it. The interpersonal relationships are also handled realistically, with few flaws. Some things are ingrained in one's soul and can't be easily changed.

To be honest, I understand those who gave it a low score. The protagonist of this book is a timid, ordinary person with average intelligence and talent. At the beginning of his transmigration, he felt insecure and relied on pressuring He Yushui to soothe his anxiety. Later, he gained a cheat ability, which suddenly made him feel confident, but he also became arrogant.

This work, with its exquisite writing and profound themes, is destined to be unsuitable for readers seeking "exhilarating" and "decisive" action. Those who give it a bad review because of its "frustrating" plot may be enjoying a smooth, untroubled life—a fortune truly enviable.

It's watchable, but a bit frustrating. 6 Points is too low for 8, but it's still worth it. The beginning was well-written. I didn't like Tie Zhu and the junior sister, and the younger sister's character wasn't likable either. There were also other transmigrators, which was a bit toxic. Plus, the characters only scratched the surface each time, so the low score was predictable.