Transmigrating to 1951: He Yuzhu's Cunning Ways

Highly recommended. This is the best Siheyuan novel I have ever read. The plot generally has no shortcomings, and the ending is perfect. It is not too violent and will not offend anyone. A rational adaptation of the loopholes in the original work, with rigorous logic and taking into account the fun points. The protagonist uses the control of animals as the main line to make a fortune. The plot is compact and was rated as "the most reasonable adaptation".

No highlights, no mistakes, a bit ordinary,

It's not bad. He overthrew three uncles with the ability of an ordinary person, and it has a real feeling of being ordinary. As a courtyard house, there is no cookie-cutter settlement document.

After reading Chapter 13, mainly listening to Chapter 13, I feel that this book is better to listen to than to read. It is a modern thinking. I haven't started yet, but I can criticize people. I will send the Jia Zhang family who robbed the grain directly for two and a half years.

Very plain courtyard house There is no system space or anything like that. The protagonist is just an ordinary person who relies on his own efforts, and there are not so many intrigues. Yi Zhonghai and Qin Huairu are not like Xia Tang, stalking Silly Zhu, and each has his own life. Qin Huairu is not the kind who doesn't know how to fight back when bullied by Jia Zhang.

The style of this book is more realistic. After the protagonist traveled through time and became He Yuzhu, he had neither external traps nor high-strength force to rely on. He relied on his transparent wisdom to navigate the whirlpool of the courtyard. He never charged headfirst or easily offended people, but only acted as a behind-the-scenes pusher, arranging profits in silent places. This kind of non-rash and well-planned behavior is truly in line with the time traveler's way of survival - instead of fighting for a moment and causing trouble, it is better to keep a low profile and win steadily.

The writing is relatively reasonable. How can the homeless and single-parent families be so tough? If others don't hammer them a few times, they won't even know their last name.

There is no golden finger, it always feels wrong when I look at it [laughing]

Without a golden finger, I would be lying flat on my face, it would be difficult to even protect myself.

So far it's pretty good, the logic is clear and the characters are well drawn.