Siheyuan: I’m Hiding in the Shadows, Cultivating Immortality

So far, everything the protagonist has done in public is very much in line with the "survivalist" style. Personally, I think the survivalist way isn't about completely diminishing one's own existence. Rather, it's about using one's abilities to the maximum extent possible while playing a role—that's the true essence of the survivalist way. If the survivalist way involves being cowardly and suffering in silence, then seeking revenge behind someone's back, that's hardly the survivalist way.

It's very interesting; the sense of the era is incredibly strong, making you feel immersed in that time, especially the accurate depiction of prices. However, writing about cultivation in a historical setting is particularly prone to failure, so I hope this book avoids that.

It did start out as a story set in a traditional courtyard house, but the setting changed shortly after. It seems the author's initial plot device was too overpowered, making it unsuitable for the urban setting, forcing a shift to a cultivation world. Actually, switching to a cultivation world isn't bad; at least the writing improved significantly.

The logic is clear, there is no hostility, and the new finger style is also very novel.

It's worth a look, but it's too bland; you'll find it quite boring after watching it.

The author puts thought into every event. It's not written haphazardly.

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I feel that the author of this book wrote quite realistically, and some things are consistent with the actual situation at the time, especially the events and prices.

This is an interesting topic. Keep it up, author!

Very good, I'll give it a good review.