
Siheyuan: Getting He Daqing’s House Deed from the Start
四合院:开局拿下何大清房契
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The writing is alright. The pace is fast, not too much toilet humor, and the protagonist isn't obnoxious. He doesn't need to be like other transmigrators who feel uncomfortable unless they hear Jia Zhangshi cursing them every day as "little beast" or "little childless widow." Just send him straight in; peace and quiet is assured.
A satisfying read! The protagonist has a cheat code, is strong, has a status and background. In no time, he sent all the beasts to labor camps. He dragged them out twice before they were bankrupted, and then he was sentenced to 20 years of re-education for being unrepentant! The pace is fast; it's easy for the powerful and influential to deal with beasts who are full of flaws.
This is the right way to experience a courtyard house. Look at those argumentative articles; without comparison, there's no way to appreciate the difference.
Before even reaching chapter nine, the male protagonist has already ordered Jia Dongxu and He Yuzhu to have their testicles cut off? How are they supposed to write this later? What's the difference between this and a blood feud? It's a fight to the death. Later, Jia and He should be in prison, still harboring resentment towards the male protagonist.
The pace is quite fast. The three old men from the courtyard and the Jia family all went to labor camps. Old Mrs. Long and Jia Dongxu died in the labor camp. Liu Haizhong returned home after his labor camp sentence, crippled, and was tortured to death by his son. Sha Zhu became a eunuch and got involved with Xu Damao.
This is exactly the kind of courtyard novel I'm looking for: the protagonist doesn't actively seek trouble, but isn't afraid of it either. Crucially, the protagonist is very ambitious 🤦 and keeps climbing the social ladder, while everyone in the courtyard gets their just deserts. I'm about to read it a second time 🤦🤦🤦 I love the author's portrayal of the protagonist in the courtyard house 👍, I just love this kind of protagonist.
Having read chapter 36, there aren't any major problems, except that too many supplies were being distributed. If the government needed to investigate, they would easily find fault. These minor flaws in the book are understandable.
Four of them are real, but there's no problem before age 50. After age 50, it's all about that woman. If you're going to cheat, why not just go to Hong Kong or overseas? Having that woman with you is toxic. After that, it's still watchable, but only good for killing time.
The pacing is fast. I watched the silly animation and came to see the last few chapters of the ending. The plot is okay. Apart from a few minor flaws, there are no other problems. In the end, the dragon slayer becomes the dragon himself and becomes a Celestial Dragon who disappears into the shadows. Overall, it's reasonable.
This novel is very well written. Apart from the novels about punishing beasts in courtyards by the author of "The Second Stage of Cursed Seal", this is the best one. It's so well written and so satisfying. I hope the author will write more novels like this about punishing beasts in courtyards.