Siheyuan: Revenge! Masterminding All Kinds of Accidents

This is the most logically structured novel I've ever read about a courtyard revenge story. Aside from the very beginning, where the protagonist, Jia Dongxu, dies and says it's retribution, he remains completely silent. Even when others die, and the people in the courtyard suspect it's him, it always feels so unexpected. He never gets involved unnecessarily. Yet, it's precisely this detachment that makes him unforgettable. That feeling is wonderful. 🥰🥰🥰

It's well-written, but this kind of "deathly courtyard" story has one unresolved flaw: the beginning features bandits and thugs, and later, during verbal disputes, I mentioned that he was under scrutiny. Given their consistent narratives, killing off the protagonist would be very easy.

Actually, the later plot is quite good. If the protagonist makes a move at the beginning, these beasts will bite each other and their behavior will drag them down with them. The problem is that the opening plot is too frustrating, especially since the protagonist pretends to be a cripple and lives in the yard for a while before moving out, or rather being driven out, and then leaving the yard to…

This is a very worthwhile book to read. The story begins with hatred, but after the protagonist gets involved at the very beginning, everything that follows happens within the framework he initially established. He only slightly manipulates the course of fate at the most crucial moments. The title is a bit off; it should be called "The Tragic Fate of My Enemy Manipulated Behind the Scenes."

This is the first time I've read such a dark courtyard revenge story, but it was still very satisfying to read. All the deaths were accidental, although I don't understand why the factory director, deputy director, and workshop director all killed the protagonist's father, and then the entire courtyard killed the protagonist's family.

It's quite good, the layout is great, and you only realize how well-developed and logical the foreshadowing is as you read on. It's like watching the clouds drift by and the flowers bloom and fade. Recommendation: Five stars. Please don't criticize! 😄

Putting everything else aside, the author's writing feels very lively, full of everyday life and warmth. The small details about many characters are beautifully portrayed, reminding me of the essays and novels my teachers used to make me read aloud in school. The simple language captures the minutiae of life—this technique is truly wonderful.

Apart from Da Mao's father, everyone else is an accident and has nothing to do with the protagonist! They are all uninvolved, which is great. There are no supernatural beings other than the protagonist, no beautiful policewomen, and no high-IQ detectives! It's like a dam opening a breach; how the water flows and how much depends on individual fate.

Details determine success or failure. Although it's a lighthearted, enjoyable story, it's not mindless fun. I personally prefer this style. 🍉🍉🍉

I tried my best to write concisely and enjoyably, and I hope you all like it. Please give it a five-star rating. Thank you everyone! 🙏🙏🙏