Siheyuan: Silly Zhu Takes Down the Vermin

It's pretty good. The fighting is swift and decisive, without any hesitation. There are only 100 chapters, so you can finish it in two hours. The "black five categories" (referring to individuals considered undesirable or criminal) in this story are genuinely useful.

Actually, 3.5 Stars would be more appropriate. It's the type of game that offers room for maneuver but relies more on the player's own abilities. It's a smooth ride, with dealing with the beasts mainly happening in the early stages; later, as the beasts die, flee, or are injured, they end up fighting amongst themselves. There are some minor issues, such as breaking Yi Zhonghai's hand without any corresponding punishment—it feels satisfying, but it's not entirely fair. Otherwise, it's alright.

Well written, that's how it should be: direct confrontation, no dragging things out, no sympathetic sentimentality, and absolutely no patriotic or enemy-infiltrator tactics. Accepting He Daqing at the end was a major blunder, deducting one star.

Decisive and straightforward, no hesitation, good job, author! Please update more often!

This is He Yuzhu's best book; it has no limitless tension, and it's all about revenge.

Not bad! Much more exciting than other courtyard novels! I originally gave it 4 stars, but after thinking about it, I gave it 5 stars! A good read should be enjoyable! Don't be like those other weak and pathetic stories.

Authentic and objective, with multi-dimensional descriptions, a clear structure, and substantial content to help more readers. Keep it up! ✊

Perfectly perfect

Logically sound, well-written, and fluent in language, it's worth reading...

Five stars. I love the author's writing style, if it weren't for the AI. In addition, I plan to read other works by the author.