Siheyuan: Jia Dongxu’s Rise from the Ashes

The fact that Qin Huairu's childhood sweetheart appeared and the reader abandoned the book is an attempt to create conflict and demotivate the reader.

Qin Huairu still has an ex-boyfriend, she's poisoning me!

The protagonist was worse off than a migrant worker in his past life; no migrant worker could compare to the protagonist's pathetic state. He's like an 80-year-old bachelor from a remote mountain village, disgusting.

This is the most enjoyable of all the courtyard houses I've ever visited.

I'm dying of laughter

Let me show you Jia Dongxu's picture. This is why Qin Huairu has never been interested in Sha Zhu.

This is for everyone who thinks gangsters and thugs are awesome:

What is this writing? Everyone's been reborn. And they're still trying to fool Sha Zhu's lunchbox. I can't stand it.

I persevered until chapter 34, but I just couldn't read any more. First, the writing style and sentence structure are so bad it's a headache to read; I bet the author never learned how to write essays or diaries back in school. That's the biggest complaint. Secondly, the amounts of money in the period depicted made me want to laugh out loud.

What makes Jia Xudong think he can turn things around? The Jia family is inherently bad, genetically speaking.