Siheyuan: I Tear the Beasts Apart and Have Unlimited Extra Lives

My honest rating is probably around three stars. While the animal cruelty in the beginning was well-written, the writing became a bit overly ambitious and unrealistic starting with the scene where the protagonist passes several Level 8 worker exams in one go. I'm giving it five stars because I finished it, even though I skipped through the second half.

I've read up to chapter 59 so far, which is pretty good. Yi Zhonghai and his wife have been growing dates in the Northwest for ten years, the deaf man has been buried alive, Factory Director Yang has stepped down, and 🐶Yan is now cleaning toilets 🚽! It's quite exciting.

They suspected him of being an enemy agent, yet they didn't arrest him and instead let him shoot and kill the protagonist outside? In times of famine, 10,000 jin of rice only cost 1,500 yuan? Everyone else was selling it for several yuan a jin, and even chicks were 50 cents each… Even the great god Pangu would be beaten and scolded by a group of people in the courtyard.

Give it a full five stars! There are some parts you really can't just skip over without thinking. It was quite enjoyable, not at all stifling.

A great book, fresh and engaging. Excellent! ...

Clean and efficient, but the methods weren't ruthless enough. Animal cruelty wasn't satisfying enough.

Kindness is often taken advantage of, and a good horse is often ridden. Don't test someone's character; you'll regret it for the rest of your life!

The plot is very interesting, it's definitely a thrilling read, you can read it without thinking.

A classic story about a courtyard house

I still prefer watching innocent, naive girls get beaten up.