Period: Starting by Beating Up Everyone Who Annoys Me

Let's deal with the old man's greed for money! You've gotten away with it, since it was the simpleton Zhu who got scammed. But sending a trafficked woman home and then marrying her? She's from a rural area, and they didn't even bother to describe how good or beautiful she was. She's a simpleton who was trafficked, yet they morally blackmailed him into marrying her. It's completely illogical, a test of our tolerance, and a waste of my precious 6.02 Yuan. Goodbye!

The books in the courtyard house are mostly books the studio uses to pad their word count; don't expect to find anything good. You'll be lucky if they don't use tons of TV drama plots to reach the word limit. Don't get your hopes up too high.

This is insane! Absolutely toxic!! Eunuch Yi embezzled the protagonist's 3000 and He Daqing's 600! The protagonist beat up the eunuch, then was forced to kneel and apologize by the deaf man, who also told him not to remember the eunuch's mistakes and to act the same as before! Judging by this, he'll even have to support the eunuch's entire family in their old age!!! The author probably couldn't have written such a toxic plot without suffering a stroke for over a decade!

You're so generous to just let the matter of deducting money go like that.

He abandoned his books after marrying a woman who had been trafficked.

Chapter 96 was truly disgusting. If you had fallen for me during the rescue, that would be one thing, but being morally blackmailed into marrying me is just awful. The author must be out of their mind! This is toxic, extremely toxic! Even I, a seasoned scholar, can't stand it!

I spent the whole morning reading 70 chapters. I thought the author would finally put some effort into it. But after dragging it out until chapter 70, with all the fuss about how difficult and arduous it was, I realized this was a depressing novel. The more I read, the more nauseating I became. You used to be good at descriptive writing, so why are you writing web novels now? Have you given fast-food literature a vintage feel? Are you going to hold a "Good People of the Era" competition?

Seeing the story of sending abducted people home and then marrying them in a daze feels like a forced plot device; I can't stand it.

You licking deaf old woman's boots, you're disgusting!

It's actually quite well-written, but the part about getting married is just too awful. The flaws are so glaring that they overshadow all the good points, effectively turning everyone off. (┯_┯)