Siheyuan: Liu Guangtian, Beyond All Rules
四合院：无法无天刘光天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 811k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
214Chapters
3.5kRecommendations
23.3kFans
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The novel is very enjoyable.
But watching with your brain won't work; it's very easy for the leader of a large company with tens of thousands of employees to kill two teenagers.
To be honest, the beginning was quite enjoyable; it's a mindless, fast-paced story, so it's not bad. However, the problem lies in the fact that while the protagonist's first move is practically a killer attack, those who fall victim to it are still causing trouble up to chapter 82. Some even repeatedly fall for it and then reappear to annoy others, making the enjoyment level completely negative.
A few dozen chapters are more enjoyable than other courtyard novels with hundreds of chapters.
All of this author's courtyard novels follow the same formula: they're exhilarating, full of tough battles, but they rarely do much damage to the opponents. Even if the opponents suffer minor setbacks or have their reputations ruined, it doesn't matter; they just keep causing trouble! Hundreds of chapters later, it's still the same endless cycle of fighting.
This writing style is quite good; it reflects the nascent ideas of the time, cutting through the complexities quickly and decisively, with all actions directly addressing the root cause. Well written, it's exhilarating! Keep it up!
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After reading just one chapter, I knew this was a violent and mindless read, all villains, right? Aside from the male lead, almost everyone around him is a major antagonist, constantly attacking everything and everyone, killing one only to have a whole bunch of others appear... 666.
In short, it was all bark and no bite. There was hanging on the flagpole and banging drums, but no real punishment for the retirement group.
Very good. Has some brains, but not many. Mainly, their methods are too ruthless. Everything is out in the open.
Too poisonous There's not even any space, bad review. Verbal attacks
Watching without thinking is quite enjoyable. But if you think about it, too many conflicts arise, escalate, and the government doesn't make an example of them. In that era, there were many ways to silence people.