Siheyuan: Evil Gets Its Due, and the Courtyard’s Villains Meet Their End

It's not a mindless plot, at least it's logical. I can read it, but in many novels, the supporting characters target the protagonist without any logic, and then the protagonist also slaps the supporting characters in the face without any logic. This kind of writing is refreshing to watch, but it is difficult for people to continue reading. Too much of that kind of plot will make you numb. This book seems okay. A time traveler is in a near-death state after time travel. Then the system receives the account, the system gives things, and he still recovers for a day before he can go to the ground. Jia Zhang's shrew, Yi Zhonghai's calculations, and Silly Zhu's stupidity are all logical. From the protagonist's forbearance, to wanting to use legal means, but the road was blocked, he began to use systematic things to take revenge. The first was the Jia family, Jia Dongxu, and now I see the stick. It's not mindless, but it's not a pull-off either. The protagonist is trying to get revenge and find a girl using the methods of that era! The back is nice! The refreshing point at the back is very good! It's been laid out in the early stages, so those who want to kill beasts in a few chapters may not like it. Anyway, here's where I saw the latest update. There is no repetitive plot, no hydrology, and no pulling.

I think it's okay. The author used the technique of promoting desire first and suppressing it, and wrote the supporting characters with brains and intelligence. I like to read books by making reasonable use of the resources at hand and taking steps step by step. It's better than killing this one and that one at the beginning. It's a book that gives you a moment of excitement when you get into the mood, but it's hard to continue later because the logic breaks down. If you can easily kill one, you can easily kill them all. From the beginning of this protagonist, even the original owner who died was plotted, Yi Zhonghai was very cunning, but after the deaf old lady came out later, Yi Zhonghai could only call Xiao Yi, and the old deaf man was still more powerful. Even if you have a broken leg, you are all a wise man!

This book is quite interesting, not the kind of plot where you come in and kill everyone. If you are looking for mindless and cool writing, this book will be a bit slow! But the writing conforms to the logic of that era. It is not a so-called pull-out novel. There is no pulling out of the plot. When an opportunity arises, the protagonist will be killed with one hit. Jia Dongxu, Banggan, Yan Jiecheng, Liu Guangqi, especially Liu Guangqi's death, are so well written! The death of the deaf old lady was the most calculated result of the beasts in the courtyard! Indeed, as the introduction said, send away the beasts reasonably and legally! Don't be fooled by some of the comments, they are the kind of people who have watched too much of The Demonic Courtyard. It is obviously not a mindless killing. The protagonist obviously has the characteristics of a modern person. He started to report to the street office, took the martyr card, and reported to the police, but it was in vain. This is in line with those characters. When they don't have powerful skills, they just sit there and kill them with one strike when they get the chance! Very good! Is it almost over? It's almost done!

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Well written, worth recommending

The writing is good, revenge is more exciting, but it is related to Qin Bailian. It seems that most Siheyuan novels like Qin Bailian

A very good book worth owning

I caught up with the update in one go. The overall style of writing is a bit cliched, but it's okay. Looking for a younger sister is also easy and painless.

It's a slow show that I like to watch, but it doesn't have many skills. It's better to kill people with IQ.

The plot is smooth, the structure is rigorous, the logic is clear, and the characters are vivid. Very good at choosing words and sentences