Siheyuan: So Much Going On

The characters in this book are overly humble. Although they are intelligent, their lifestyle is one of constant subservience. The humility of the protagonist, who sells pig's feet, is almost a cardinal sin. The neighbors look down on him, and he even has to kneel when he seeks help from a village woman out of gratitude. It's as if he's addicted to self-degradation, inexplicably shameless. The double standard of praising the woman and despising the man is too much.

The bland historical backdrop is filled with fantasies, and their speech and behavior resemble those of minors.

Can you please stop smoking every day? Main character! Doesn't it cost money?

Your uncle and aunt, who helped you so much, are outsiders, while the deaf old lady is your own father. Despite all that flattery, she hasn't helped you restore your reputation.

A simp, keep licking. A spineless coward.

Wow, after reading so many novels about courtyard houses, this one is truly refreshing. If you keep this up, it could easily become a masterpiece.

This is the first time I've seen someone ask for a bicycle ticket to buy a used car!

With a system full of such nonsense, your book is destined to flop.

And you're still flirting with Qin Huairu? Does she want you because you're poor or because you're ugly? Or maybe she just wants you to freeze to death on the street because you don't shower?

Another mindless book... Goodbye.