Reborn as Silly Zhu, Tormenting the Scoundrels

I don't know if the other residents of the courtyard houses were tortured, but I was definitely tortured. I'm giving it a 7-star review and leaving.

Reborn and back to find I don't even know how to steam buns

The family is missing an old man

This book is excellent; it doesn't pander to the old lady (referring to a powerful figure in Chinese literature). Books that don't pander are always good books.

Lou Bancheng is another one like him in our town. He was the one who built Chongqing Iron and Steel Group (Chongqing Steel). During the founding of the People's Republic of China, he supported the Party. After the founding of the PRC, he donated Chongqing Steel. After he passed away, the state brought him back to China. His tomb and former residence are now tourist attractions.

It's not very good. The writing lacks logic. For example, in the beginning, Sha Zhu offends everyone, but later he interacts with them like ordinary neighbors, treating them like uncles or grandpas. I suspect AI was used. Furthermore, Sha Zhu's personality changes so drastically that I even wonder if the author was changed.

Many, many things are written incorrectly. The year the tickets were issued, the year the person in charge was in charge, and sometimes even silver dollars—it should be AI.

The author's family was missing an elder. He Daqing actually called Yi Zhonghai "Uncle" in 1949. How desperate for an elder! In 1949, the entire He family called him "Uncle"?

This book is a compilation of several novels, with many plot points repeated. For example, around chapter 50, Gai Zi Wang disappears due to the deaf old woman, but reappears around chapter 90. There's also the spreading of rumors, which happens twice, and the suppression of Jia Dongxu's confidence: first introducing urban residency, then rural residency, then Yi Zhonghai suppresses him once, and then the deaf old woman suppresses him again. 😅😅😅

To be honest, he doesn't seem like a reborn person at all.