Siheyuan: A Thousand-Acre Farm Leaves the Courtyard's Vermin Starving in a Famine

He doesn't seem resentful at all, which is my type. I like those who give roses and have a lingering fragrance, and I also like those who fight back with equal force. The only thing I don't like is when people still act like they're superiors after things have already turned sour. Civility and politeness should be reserved for those who deserve it.

That's great, another extreme tug-of-war. Everyone else wants the protagonist dead, but the protagonist gently lets go.

Upon hearing this, Chen Weidong frowned. His mother, who was a purchasing agent at a steel rolling mill, had a very difficult time going to the countryside. Even Jia Zhangshi went to the factory to make a scene, saying that her mother was not united and was selfish. Chen Weidong's mother was so angry that she was unable to complete the factory's purchasing tasks for several months in a row.

So far, it's not bad; it's among the better fanfictions about courtyard houses, showing a modern, rational approach to issues. Even if it gets a bit impulsive later on, that's understandable—people lose some rationality when angry. I hope it continues well. I hope it's written with the mindset of a normal modern person, while incorporating perspectives, values, and laws from that era.

Looks good, looks good, looks good

Where did the author, He Yushui, go? Did you marry her?

Super good-looking, keep it up!

It sounds nice. It's very interesting.

It's so satisfying to slap someone in the face!

Utukel's use of technology stocks in the ninth lunar month is boring.