I Beat Up He Yuzhu from the Start and Became the Overlord of the Siheyuan
开局揍了何雨柱我成了四合院霸主
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The steel mill canteen manager's job search for a nanny and all the other bizarre actions have me completely baffled. Every meal is a feast of meat and fish, and I don't understand how the protagonist can survive for three days. It doesn't seem to be grounded in reality. I doubt the author even understands what was common in that era. Could the author please revise this?
I despise those sycophantic old deaf women. And what good are they anyway? Making shoes for the Red Army. A Beijing native, never having left the capital her whole life. Where did she get the Red Army? Did she send the shoes to them via SF Express? Using the Red Army to boost her reputation. That alone should get her thrown in jail and thoroughly investigated.
The steel mill canteen manager's series of bizarre actions—hiring a nanny—have completely baffled me. Every meal is lavish with meat and fish; I don't even understand how the protagonist survives three days. It feels unrealistic; the author probably didn't even grasp the prevailing trends of that era.
What exactly is this courtyard house? How much money did they give Qidian (the platform) to promote it every day?
His handsome eyes blinked, and his thin lips pursed slightly... What does this say? Why is she so effeminate? It's written like a rabbit figurine. Is the author male or female? How could they write such a disgusting protagonist? Can't you just write "blinked eyes" and "pursed lips"? It's so damn disgusting.
Those who write about courtyard houses are all sabbies from the studio.
The later parts get increasingly chaotic! The idiots, Yi, and Qin are clearly weak, yet they stubbornly keep provoking the male protagonist! Are these people brainwashed?! It's definitely not them who are brainwashed; it's the author of this book who not only has a brainwashed head, but has also been slammed in a door!
The writing is haphazard; two chapters are enough to make you give up. The historical setting and generational relationships are nonsensical. It's completely unrestrained, writing however the author wants. I admire the author for managing to write 500 chapters, even more so for providing a preface, and most of all, I admire those willing to pay to read it. Please savor it slowly and remember to digest it. Goodbye.
So many time-travel novels feature characters who are scumbags who beat their wives and abuse their young daughters. What's the point of such a setting if it can resonate with readers? They'll drop the book without hesitation.
This protagonist is really something else. From the very beginning, he's living a life of luxury, with plenty of meat and fish every day and even has a nanny. This is supposed to be the planned economy era, why are you giving me all this? Are you trying to kill me already?