Siheyuan: I'm Here to Make Life Miserable for the Courtyard Vermin

Those who have captured my heart, I miss them whether I see them or not ❤️ ｡ﾟﾟ･｡･ﾟﾟ｡ ﾟ. ｡ﾟ ﾟ･｡･ﾟ ( ╲ / / ╲ ╲/ / ╲ ╲ / ╭ ͡ ╲ ╲ ╭ ͡ ╲ ╲ ﾉ ╭ ͡ ╲ ╲ ╱ ╲ ╲ ╱ ╲ ╱

I found a novel about a time-traveling protagonist named Mao Ge. This Mao Ge is quite good; he didn't turn into a teddy bear, nor did he intend to marry Qin Jingru. Instead, he immediately divorced Lou Xiao'e. He deserves a five-star review from readers.

After finishing the author's later novel and still not satisfied with the updates, I found this one that was posted before. It's also a gem in the Siheyuan genre. Although the plot twists are huge, they're all kept under wraps. The beasts aren't dead, but crippled. There are lots of laughs, I laughed until my stomach hurt, it was so satisfying!

It's pretty good; some are crippled, some are imprisoned! There are many satisfying moments, and it's better than the author's first book! The only drawback is that Yan Bugui's physical injuries were too mild.

The author's second book is much better than the first, highly recommended! 😄😄😄

The story is good and engaging. The older woman is the cornerstone of the retirement community; if she's removed, the community falls into chaos.

The author maintained a good pace, briefly describing some clichéd plot points such as system binding and the use of cheat codes. The divorce from Lou Xiao'e was also very straightforward, ending in one chapter. Although it's a story that teases emotions, the protagonist doesn't suffer much indignity or struggle; the beast gets a heavy blow every time. The language is natural, and the period setting doesn't feel out of place.

A rather interesting novel about a courtyard house; it's told from Xu Damao's perspective, depicting revenge. 😆

It's a bit wordy, but readable; overall it's alright.

Very well written, author, keep up the good work, I strongly support you!