
The Rise of He Yuzhu in the Siheyuan
四合院之进击的何雨柱
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The author's biggest mistake was starting in early 1961. He should have researched that period of history before writing the novel. The black market offered all sorts of seeds and meat, and factories provided meat for the workers. This is laughable; I won't say more, just look it up yourself. And then there's the cook.
From the very beginning, Yi Zhonghai intercepted the letter and money that Sha Zhu's father was sending to the He siblings, so he can't be whitewashed, let alone anything else.
Sha Zhu can only marry Qin Huairu. I, Yi Zhonghai, said this; even the King of Heaven himself couldn't change it. 😡
I just don't understand why authors of books featuring courtyard houses, spatial abilities, or cheat codes always have the protagonists reselling items to make money. Was money even useful back then? Too much money would raise suspicions of espionage or unclear origins. Did they really think our Party's underground workers couldn't investigate? Especially the cheat code of rewarding tickets—do they even understand what "quantity" means? Were those tickets even legally obtained?
Do you want to?
A time traveler, who wasn't taken care of from childhood, why is he fawning over a deaf old woman?
Age
Is the author's age wrong? I saw it posted by someone else. Someone born in 1961 should be 24.
I've read it all. However, there are quite a few problems. In those years, let alone tens of thousands of kilograms of grain, even a few hundred kilograms could expose your entire background. Although the protagonist has some kind of cheat code and isn't afraid of being investigated, those middlemen—every single one of them—would be caught. Don't underestimate the country.
I think Silly Zhu, the simp, is the least deserving person to be saved in the courtyard. There's no cure for personality flaws. Others' problems are changed by their environment, but his is a personality flaw, so it's different.
This has gone off-topic; I can't read any further. It's turned a courtyard house into a detective operation to arrest spies. I'm leaving.