
Siheyuan: Xu Damao Knows How to Fight
四合院:这个许大茂会打架
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- Completed
- Length
- 957k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
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405Chapters
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In this courtyard, not a single person, including the old lady, is a good person. I actually think Xu Damao is more realistic. The old lady seemed upright, but she always sat askew, no matter what happened, she always said that Sha Zhu was a good person. Why? Wasn't it just for her retirement?
I couldn't read past three or four chapters. Back then, a few dozen yuan a month was considered a good life. Wouldn't it have been better to live a quiet life for a few years? Trading so many things that weren't available on the market would have gotten you killed as a spy. After transmigrating, you're suddenly second only to the heavens and the earth!
Many people say the old lady is biased towards He Yuzhu. Let me ask you to put yourself in her shoes: if you were that deaf old lady, who took care of you, brought you good food, carried you to exchange goods, and even played with you, caring for you in your old age and seeing you off in your final days, wouldn't you help her?
The protagonist is too easily angered. I don't believe he's never been to jail in the real world.
Anyone who transmigrates into Xu Damao's world and tries to please the old lady will find it unbearable. The protagonist is a transmigrator who knows the original story. Before the divorce, the old lady was already trying to matchmake Sha Zhu and E Zi, and later even locked them in the same room. Even if nothing happened yet, any man would feel disgusted. Who knows if that shrewd old lady will pretend to appreciate it but then cheat on you?
Let me just say this: without Lou Xiao'e, they would all starve to death. And you're talking about providing for them in their old age? Don't be ridiculous. Lou Xiao'e was the only truly good person in the entire courtyard.
The idiot pig isn't exactly a good person. Good people steal bicycle wheels; in those days, they were arguably the most valuable possessions for an average family. If you were a little extreme, you might even drink rat poison. Why does the author keep mentioning the Great Famine? He should just do his job. The protagonist is just an ordinary citizen; he should be content with his life. Constantly trying to be a savior will only lead to supernatural events and food appearing out of thin air.
In the first few chapters, the protagonist is mentally unstable, often shouting and raging in the space. He knows he is infertile but doesn't go to the hospital, yet he rages incompetently in the space.
I don't understand. The protagonist keeps giving meat to the old hag. Everyone says you should repay kindness, so where is the kindness?
I just saw a comment saying that Xu Damao is the kindest person in the courtyard. Upon closer reflection, judging from the outcome, it is indeed true. Xu Damao helped Shazhu from beginning to end. He kept urging Shazhu and Qin Huairu to be separated, but he didn't break up Ran Qiuye. He even drove Lou Xiao'e out of the courtyard, yet he didn't stop Shazhu from being with his son. What a true brother! 🤭🤭