Siheyuan: Becoming an Undercover Agent in 1948

It's well-written, though the pacing is a bit slow and there's no extreme tension. Just the fact that you directly smashed Jia Zhangshi's mouth is enough to earn it five stars. Five chapters a day, keep it up. This book is barely passable in terms of quality; I can't rate it any higher.

The author's writing style is characterized by cunning and shrewdness, and his writing style is characterized by satisfying moments without being overly omnipotent. This is the type of story I like.

The concept is quite good; the characters are neither arrogant nor complacent, and their personalities are quite likable. It would be even better if the background checks on Deaf Yi Wang Yang were done before they entered the city, because you can choose not to cause trouble, but you can't be without trump cards and chips.

The first part of the book is quite good, especially the portrayal of Yi Zhonghai. It's the first book to explain why Yi Zhonghai schemes to control others to support him in his old age. It turns out that he also took advantage of his adoptive father's legacy, which is why he doesn't trust the adopted child. He was afraid that the child he adopted would also take advantage of his own legacy, since he had done the same thing as his adoptive father.

This book is a slow burner, written in detail. The main focus later on is to thwart Yi Zhonghai and the old deaf man's schemes. There won't be any direct killings. Instead, it will focus on poking at Yi Zhonghai's weak points, making people furious.

I rarely finish reading books about courtyard houses, but this one is pretty good. The protagonist is intelligent, and there's not much trivial stuff about courtyard houses. I'm looking forward to seeing him redeemed later on.

I have thousands of books in my collection, but I rarely give five stars! The protagonist is intelligent, decisive, courageous, and resourceful. The author's writing is concise and skillful.

The part about the Nationalist government was very good, tense and exciting, with a feel similar to "Before Dawn". After liberation, the plot seemed to have slowed down a bit, but overall it was still enjoyable.

It's alright. I hope the story gets more and more exciting later on.

Not bad, I'd rate it an 8 out of 10.