I Landed in Siheyuan and Earned Rewards by Solving Cases
落地四合院，我靠查案爆奖励
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507Chapters
7.3kReads · 30 days
189.2kReads · all time
516Shelves
6.7Score
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The system rewards aren't the typical deus ex machina problem-solving type; all problems require human intervention, which puts it ahead of many other books in the same genre. Moreover, the writing truly has a relaxed, laid-back feel, making it a very easy and enjoyable read. A rare gem! By the way, please update more! More updates are needed! So few updates aren't enough! People might think we, Tomato, don't appreciate books! One more chapter, one chapter for each of us!
I've finished reading it, and I personally think it's very good. Plus, it didn't immediately start by portraying the author as an old man 😂 And the author clearly did their research, which is great 😂
Wow, I caught up! I only realized it had a 6 rating when I came to leave a comment. Is that reasonable? This score is unreasonable! It's so good, I was already planning to add it to my must-watch list. The strong male lead in this courtyard-themed crime-solving story, and the lack of romantic entanglements, are a big plus. The crime-solving plot is also captivating. I really like it. Waaaa, it's a pity I caught up!
There's too little content; it's not enough to read. The writing is decent, and it shows considerable effort. Courtyard houses are difficult to write about because of their homogeneity; many authors are vying for the same niche, so you need to use your imagination more.
A rare gem among courtyard-themed novels, and quite good even among crime fiction; I don't understand why it received such a low score.
I only noticed it's only 6.6 Rating now when I came back to write this review. I almost missed this book. I've read a lot of novels about courtyard houses, but very few are well-written. They're all about causing trouble or having affairs with Widow Qin, just wandering around in that courtyard house.
I've read over ten chapters. It's very well written. If Qin and Lou aren't taken in, I've always had a question: after Sha Zhu and Lou Xiao'e were locked in a room and his plans were ruined, what will happen to the elderly in the courtyard house? That's the only question. Nobody's writing about it.
The plot is exciting, the characters are meticulously portrayed, and the various details are excellent, giving it a vintage feel!
A masterpiece of courtyard house design, its words revealing the uninhibited spirit of a Beijing gentleman.
As a book written for a courtyard house, it's not bad so far.