Reborn in the Soaring Sixties: Starting in the Siheyuan

Without any special advantages, in that era, I don't believe someone accustomed to a comfortable life could find happiness during a famine. Thumbs down!

The male protagonist is immature and acts like a psychopath, basically abnormal.

I don't know what Fei Yang did, he just pretended to be dead to extort money from He Yuzhu, but it didn't work out. There are already sixty or seventy chapters, and all I see is the Qin family manipulating the men, women, and children of the entire courtyard. The first twenty or thirty chapters mentioned the "catching a pickpocket" trope, but all they do is eat apples and still get angry.

If you have nothing better to do, go find a factory to tighten screws. Writing books is really not for you.

I don't deny that writing novels is difficult, but if it's not good, it's not good, and I don't recommend it for normal people to read.

That "playing dead" part was a complete disaster!!! You might as well have just beaten up that idiot!!

The protagonist is portrayed as incredibly capable outside, constantly achieving great feats and catching thieves one after another! But as soon as he returns to the courtyard house, he becomes a coward, fawning over the simple-minded Zhu. What business is it of yours if Zhu fawns over Qin Huairu? Why do you insist on breaking them up? But Zhu is only interested in Qin Huairu's type. What's the point of your thankless efforts?

He got beaten up by Sha Zhu, even faked his way to the hospital, and in the end, they didn't even pursue the matter. It's infuriating to read. I suggest you don't read this novel.

Police work was so tough back then, nobody wanted to do it.

Did they have stun guns back then?