Springtime for Su Mu in the Siheyuan

The children of martyrs, long subjected to abuse, are now almost 16 years old and still dare not resist, even if they run to the neighborhood committee or report it to the police. Some people abuse these children and seize their homes and jobs. Even if their mothers are their biological children, it's useless, especially since they were adopted.

It keeps fussing over the main character, scratching the surface, and never getting to the point. What's going on? After enduring the abuse the protagonist suffered at the beginning from his biological mother and stepfather, the kung fu master he apprenticed with treated him as a test subject for kung fu techniques (the protagonist was unaware of this).

I've read two chapters. The protagonist is the eldest son of the second son's family, born posthumously. His stepfather is the third son, and he also has a cousin a few months older than him. The protagonist was born just as the eldest son's family died in the war, and he was adopted by the eldest son's family. The eldest son's wife, who is the protagonist's nominal mother, isn't mentioned here.

It's incredibly addictive. After reading up to chapter seven, I came back to read everyone's reviews and the author's replies, and I just couldn't resist saying a few words: First: It's a historical novel. You don't clearly state the year at the beginning. It's not until the fifth chapter that we see it's 1958. Secondly, the background of your family is arranged in an extremely unreasonable way.

Don't be fooled, it's really just a pile of dissertations defenses.

This book is really frustrating and suffocating to read. What was the author thinking? Especially the parts after the characters return from military service.

The author pioneered a new writing style, namely SM, where the protagonist travels back in time and, with a cheat-like advantage, seeks to be bullied. Ugh, it's unreadable.

Garbage. The protagonist is always frustrated, and he was a big boss in his previous life?

I saw the tag said "intelligent and smart," so I thought it would be a good read, but it turned out to be a story that tortures the protagonist. If I had that kind of effort, wouldn't I be doing the same thing in the real world?

For the sake of being melodramatic, what kind of nonsense is this?!