Siheyuan: Make an Example of One from the Start, Then Punish the Rest

To survive, once you have the ability, embark on the "Sneak Pecked Journey"! Old Yi, without one hand, can't even stand up straight as an eighth-grade craftsman, understand? Almost all of them need to hunt; can they really not survive without wild boar?

It's pretty good. Before transmigrating, he was just an ordinary person; he couldn't possibly become awesome just because he transmigrated. He doesn't act arrogantly or defiantly, which reflects the psychological changes of an ordinary person. He's decisive in his actions, doesn't hesitate, and respects the fate of others.

Excellent! One character is intelligent and resourceful in sending Jia Zhangshi to prison, while the other is a time traveler who follows modern thinking and doesn't address people as "one, two, three uncles." These alone deserve five stars!

🍉🍉🍉Giving it five stars as encouragement! 🤔🤔🤔The main character's image is quite fitting for the social context! 🍉🍉🍉

Five-star review. It basically fits the character of a time traveler. In modern society, most people are only children, and family ties are weak. Because of the Peng Yu case, mutual help has become a joke, and people have built moats between each other. Also, because of the fast pace of life, everyone is holding back their anger and has no outlet for it, so they are easily provoked.

He's alright. He's just not ruthless enough. If it were me, I would have already secretly attacked Yi Zhonghai and broken his hand.

I quite enjoyed watching it; it was better than the back-and-forth drama. However, I lost interest when the two got together. Five stars, I give it!

I really enjoyed the story of an ordinary person's growth through time travel. I disliked the overly idealistic, self-righteous characters who constantly struggled with their own motivations, and I also disliked those pretentious and empty-headed people. I skipped through parts of the Hong Kong episodes, and it was a bit of a shame that I didn't get to see the scene where the Dragon King returns and proves himself right.

Very good, comfortable to read. It has a touch of angst, but not overpowering. We can't compare people's thinking today with that of people in the past; their lifestyles and environments are different. Back then, people dared to help someone who had fallen; how many would dare now? When reading, just read what makes you comfortable.

I've read no fewer than 200 novels about courtyard houses, and I personally think they're quite good. 🙂