The Grandmaster of the Siheyuan

Lou Xiao'e was not an ideal choice to be the protagonist's wife. Lou Xiao'e's so-called goodness is only apparent in comparison to the other people in the courtyard. Those who have watched the original series should know that Lou Xiao'e didn't cook or do housework even after being married for five or six years.

I didn't watch the later parts, and the earlier parts weren't exactly toxic, just plain toxic. The protagonist shamelessly fawns over everyone, offering gifts and favors. He's begging Yi Zhonghai, who's supposed to be working anyway, for a project with a guaranteed success, practically begging him. He's offering almost half a month's salary just to lick someone's shoe sole.

I really appreciate this gradual, incremental improvement of technology, where advancements are always made within the context of the actual circumstances at the time. There's no excessive wishful thinking, no exaggerated claims like developing the Su-25 in just six months. The focus on building a solid foundation for breakthroughs is satisfying to watch and very immersive.

It's enjoyable to see the protagonist come up with something new, but the author's ingrained thought process is hard to break. You're supposed to be a pioneer, yet you're copying others' standards. What is a standard? It's a norm. Do most people in our country use feet? No, they use centimeters/meters. That's a standard.

Imagine spending time in the "Love in the Courtyard" world at No. 95 Nanluoguxiang, researching nuclear weapons and satellites, and all sorts of high-tech equipment. I ask you, could you handle that?

Am I lacking in aesthetic sense? What's so beautiful about Lou Xiao'e? I feel like, apart from the older women in the show, Lou Xiao'e is probably the ugliest among the female characters with roles, such as Teacher Ran, Yu Li, Qin Huairu, Yu Haitang, He Yushui, You Fengxia, and Qin Jingru (๑• . •๑).

Why did they have to make the female lead have an underbite? Is Lou Xiao'e really a good choice?

The protagonist was 22 years old when he transmigrated, but his true body had already been transmigrated for seven years. At the beginning of the book, the protagonist is already a 29-year-old middle-aged man with a greasy appearance. 😰

Plagiarism! Absolutely plagiarism! Speechless. You're just copying it verbatim without changing a single word, huh? You even copy this kind of studio-written content? Don't argue with me, I won't accept any arguments! The book I read had more words than yours, but the content was the same. You should update another twenty or thirty chapters to prove yourself and see who plagiarized whom.

The book is amazing! So many achievements after only one year of graduation? Wouldn't that make China a superpower in technology by then? Or is it just that the book doesn't even cover the 21st century?