Siheyuan: Wei Wu's Legacy, Simplifying Everything

Writing historical fiction requires some research, right? Back then, most people who bought fatty meat would render it into lard for cooking, and the leftover cracklings were used to make dumplings and buns, a way to improve their diet. How come you seem to have never even eaten cracklings? And you don't think that people nowadays consider lard bad or inferior, but that was true back then too?

After three chapters, the protagonist is handsome; would he even be interested in Lou, who's only average-looking? He gets beaten to death by Sha Zhu and then lets him die of old age? Isn't that repaying evil with kindness? Staying home to train his body without using his brain? Calling the police would definitely catch Sha Zhu, or at least ruin both of them. This is illogical and nonsensical.

Occasionally reading a mindless book like this can be relaxing.

They caught the deaf old lady drugging Lou Xiao'e and letting Sha Zhu rape her, and then they actually said that even if it got out, the deaf old lady could handle it and then they shut up? Do you even want to look at what you're saying? Once the matter is exposed, even the King of Heaven can't protect them. Zhu Guohua's background is already incredibly powerful, but even if the matter is exposed, he still can't escape death. Who does that deaf old lady think she is?

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It's all utter nonsense. They're either traitors or incompetent female supporting characters who can only sleep in courtyard houses. None of the other pretty girls with powerful backgrounds are even remotely compatible! Living in the 21st century, life is better in every aspect than in the 1940s and 50s (referring to daily necessities, not mental well-being). You just don't know how to play?

This article is on par with Tomato's articles! Reading it will poison you to death.

The factory's communal cooking involved frying radish balls in pork fat; nobody knew pork cracklings could be used in cooking. Is the author an idiot, or does the author think the readers are idiots...? Even if you didn't experience that era, you can Google some information from that time.

After reading a few chapters, putting aside the inconsistencies in the pricing system, does the protagonist even know how much 500 yuan was in that era? Also, the protagonist beats up Jia Zhangshi and threatens her with feudal superstitions—how can he beat someone in front of the whole courtyard and get away with it? What kind of writing is this?! 😡😡😡😡😡😡

What is the main plot of this book? What drives the subsequent developments? Is it just a series of random thoughts? The protagonist is hypocritical, and the idiot Zhu puts croton seeds in the cafeteria food? There's no need to force such a drastic reduction in intelligence; he gets caught by the protagonist and just lets him go so easily!