Siheyuan: Debt Collector by Trade, Pay Me Back, You Fowl Lot!

Let me praise my book to myself [laughing evilly] If you think this is another Siheyuan novel in which the protagonist is bullied, suffers and endures, and finally turns around by luck, then you are wrong. What attracted me most to this book was the character Wei Pingan - he has brains, means, and more importantly, he has a bottom line. Faced with Yi Zhonghai's calculations, Xu Damao's dirty tricks, and Li Huaide's attempts to win over him, he remained calm and worked step by step. You think he is going to suffer a loss, but the next second he will let you slap your thigh: can you still play like this? The most amazing thing is the 27-cubic storage ring. The author did not write it as a mindless golden finger, but really used tricks - hoarding food, hiding gold, emptying the warehouses of corrupt officials, raiding Xu Damao at night, and even leaving a cross-ocean escape route for the family. Every time it is used, it is just right, dense and logical. The heroine Ran Qiuye is also rare. She is not a tool person or a vase. She has the sobriety of an intellectual and the gentleness and tenacity of a wife. The interaction between the two was a rare tenderness in that era. What's even more rare is that the author's description of that special era is very measured. Don't avoid or sensationalize, just write quietly: write about Qin Huairu's helplessness, write about Silly Zhu's generosity, and write about the struggles and choices of everyone in the courtyard. As you read, you will feel that these people really live in the alley, and those calculations, those tenderness, and those last resorts are all so real that it makes people sigh. If you are tired of the clichéd Siheyuan novels and want to read something different - a male protagonist with an online IQ, a really good fight, and a calm description of that era, this book is worth a try.

It's well written and can be read. It doesn't open very high and there's no pulling back and forth.

Okay, so far so good

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