[Wildly Reworked! + Mindless Fun + Siheyuan Courtyard + This Old Poem Arc + Multiple Female Leads + Tormenting the Beasts + Powerful Background + Brazen + System + Not Invincible]
Zheng Yi is practically a native of the capital. With his family’s powerful connections, he’s earned the nickname Little Tyrant.
After Zheng Yi moves into Courtyard No. 95, Jia Zhangshi throws a tantrum and rolls around on the ground. The System issues a mission, and he strides over and slaps her into behaving. [Congratulations, Host, on completing the mission. You have received 10 Body-Strengthening Pills.]
When Yi Zhonghai takes sides unfairly, the System issues a mission, and Zheng Yi punches him right in the mouth. [Congratulations, Host, on completing the mission. You have received a Dongfeng-5 who.]
Then the old matriarch comes out and barely gets a word in before the System issues another mission. Zheng Yi immediately breaks Deaf Granny’s legs. [Congratulations, you have received 100 gold bars and 100 silver bars.]
From then on, Zheng Yi beats up anyone in Courtyard No. 95 who gets on his nerves. Before long, he’s become the only courtyard supervisor, Master Yi. From that point on, every matter in the courtyard has to get his approval.
Zheng Yi spends every day finding ways to torment the beasts. The whole courtyard is left with nowhere to turn to complain, because their letters of denunciation end up in Zheng Yi’s hands the very next day.
At the same time, Zheng Yi fills the courtyard with canaries, and settles into a life envied neither by mandarin ducks nor immortals.
Shocking! Three Dead and One Injured Overnight: The Beasts' Doom
Slaughtering My Way Through the Courtyard: Lock Me Up for Six Months and You'll Regret It
Siheyuan: Reborn on My Wedding Day, I Went on a Rampage
Siheyuan: Three Punches Shatter Silly Zhu’s Dream of Becoming a War God
Slaughtering My Way Through the Siheyuan: Yi Zhonghai Frames Me, and the Whole Nation Hunts Me
Several books about courtyard houses stand out and leave a deep impression. There's one about dismantling courtyard houses, another about using power to oppress and enforce rules, a second-tier, exhilaratingly brutal story about a courtyard house, and yet another about the pure violence of suppressing courtyard houses—I think it's called "The Courtyard Houses Fight to the End of Hong Kong Island…
This is a breath of fresh air in the world of courtyard house stories. How could someone with power and connections possibly be bullied in a courtyard house? Reading those stories about power struggles and backstabbing is just too much.
I am Li Bai, and I have the right to speak. Based on my years of experience reading poetry, I have discovered that the author of the poem about breaking wine is sensible and should remove any content other than animal cruelty and the poem itself, and seize the opportunity. [Staring]
It's quite enjoyable to watch, but there's just too little of it.
He has no shortage of elders, and he beats people at the slightest disagreement. He publicly beats a deaf old woman. Other individuals mentioned include Qin Huairu, a married woman; Shen Shuhua; Qin Huairu's cousin Qin Jingru; and Tang Xinrou.
This novel is good, why is the rating so low?
The most enjoyable and interesting courtyard novel I've ever read.
It's a pretty interesting, fast-paced story; it's all about the exhilarating battles.
Beating up that beast was so satisfying, it deserves five stars!
😏What are you babbling about? I'm the boss here, you're reporting me on my turf?