In the Siheyuan: The Spendthrift

This person was a perfect match for Lou from the start, and managed to steal Lou Qifeng's thunder before he went to the port city to have four little crabs (Xiaoyi Xingwang)…

Take He Yuzhu to the club a few times, and I guarantee he won't fawn over widows anymore, and Yi Zhonghai won't be able to control him anymore.

I'm sick of seeing 30-60 main character names in each chapter.

Ding Xie hopes the author will give him a cheat code. 1: Unparalleled divine power, one can easily take on more than a dozen. 2: Incredible luck—surviving a jump from a building. Easily making billions in the stock market. 3: God-like comprehension ability. Imposing one's will on others. "Kill your father, and I'll become your father."

A fortune in the 1950s would be worth at least several hundred thousand. With all the connections from before liberation gone, running away would be a piece of cake. This is utterly idiotic; don't bother reading further.

This courtyard house novel is quite well-written, breaking away from previous formulas. It's cunning and shrewd. Based on the reviews and chapters, I think it's worth investing in.

Can't they write about anything other than courtyard houses in historical fiction?

This author is a habitual eunuch!

I read a piece by Ding Xie that seemed to be from his studio.