Siheyuan: Xu Damao Turns from Evil to Good

Personally, I feel that Xu Damao is the most normal. His badness is only directed at Shazhu. As for reporting his ex-wife's family, any normal man would be furious if he found out that his wife had just divorced him and was already involved with his mortal enemy. Except for Green Turtle.

Let's wait and see. Personally, I don't think Xu Damao needs to change. If I could become Xu Damao, I'd also go to the countryside and find young widows. If Lou Xiao'e wants to prosecute me, I'll report her family later if I have the chance.

I'll just say one thing: if Xu Damao had no memory, no skills, and even his habits had changed, he wouldn't have been able to avoid being exposed. In those days, catching enemy spies was a serious matter, haha ​​😊

Where did Xu Damao go wrong? Why should he reform?

To be fair, the worst character in the Siheyuan is the protagonist, He Yuzhu. He's extremely selfish.

After reading the title, I realized that the question is about right and wrong. What is good and what is evil? It's about knowing how to be a good person and how to be a bad person. The world is changing, but the core principle remains the same: power comes from the barrel of a gun. How can you sweep the world if you can't even sweep your own room?

I've read quite a few books on the theme of courtyard houses, but this one isn't just mindless warehouse or system stuff; it's worth reading. The author has strong writing skills and analytical reasoning, reflecting the events of that era from various perspectives. I came across a pirated copy, and I'll continue reading on Qidian. I'll never abandon the author!

Our book club members are not historians, nor are they interested in studying history. We pay to read books for enjoyment and satisfaction. A third reminder to the author: satisfaction equals money, enjoyment equals money… Don't limit yourself to historical details; just get the general idea. The history of the courtyard house period wasn't that terrifying.

The idea that borrowed items must be returned is a joke coming from Jia Zhangshi.

I've read over 1000 novels on the "courtyard house" theme, and I still have a question: why does Lou Xiao'e have to leave in over 90% of the stories where Xu Damao is the protagonist? I just can't understand it. With a system, how could they not handle this? I'm still completely baffled. Is it to use Lou Xiao'e to introduce the Hong Kong storyline?