Siheyuan: Whoever Schemes Against Me Dies

I gave it two stars for the amount of junk I collected, but the author's writing skills and ability to roast people are truly top-tier! Skipping the junk-collecting scene doesn't detract from the overall quality! The people in the courtyard all have such sweet tongues, they speak so beautifully…!

The most humane courtyard-themed online novel ever, where all the enemies die with clear understanding, yet their descendants raise the protagonist's offspring without complaint. The protagonist is carefree and unrestrained, refusing to suffer injustice, vowing never to bow his head, with patriotism merely a diversion in his life.

Finished reading it. Nothing much to say, overall it's alright! There's no way around it; although it has many flaws and is noticeably similar to the author's other works, and some parts are written rather perfunctorily, it's still not bad! What can you expect from Tomato's overall writing level?! 🤦 Okay, that's all. Writing a book is hard work, five stars for encouragement! Multiple female characters, so great!!!

The rating is too low. Having written about the courtyard house so far, I think 500,000 words is just right. Any longer and people will say it's too drawn out. A main plot with decisive action, a few appropriate side stories, and some clever little surprises will make it very enjoyable.

It's alright, it seems like a satisfying read. Don't worry too much about the "second-hand Qin" thing; a woman under 30 is still quite charming, especially the Thirteenth Aunt. The plot lives up to the book's title; revenge is truly swift and decisive, with most acts of vengeance taking place on the same night, and the perpetrators are adept at concealing their actions.

Although the author's books follow a very consistent formula, they are still comfortable to read, at least not frustrating. They always take the initiative and nip any problems in the bud. It seems that several books by the author under another pseudonym have higher ratings than those under this pseudonym.

After reading the author's comments, I feel that it's still worth encouraging the author. From the perspective of a fast-paced, enjoyable story, it's at least excellent. Perhaps the author encountered something that changed their mindset, making it difficult to concentrate later on. That's okay, just keep going, adjust yourself, and hopefully continue to bring us good stories!

This book is 70% similar in plot to another courtyard house book I read. The author's pacing is okay, and I'd give it this score because it's not dragging. The story isn't particularly original, but it's passable.

The style of the works is very interesting; everyone's words are sharp and incisive, and they all seem to be in groups.

It's well-written, especially the part about Lao Yi being a spy—I almost died laughing while reading it!