Siheyuan: Reborn Silly Zhu Gets an Overpowered Physique as a Reward

It gets increasingly boring in the later stages, just repeating the same formula. Early on, you can play it safe and develop, but later, even if you rise to power and build your own faction, you still end up in that cesspool of a courtyard house, disgusting everyone around you. You could say the protagonist is just naturally sleazy; he has his own grand courtyard but prefers to live in a cesspool, letting maggots and flies swarm in his face.

1. Although it's not very obvious, there's a general feeling that everyone is a villain! Just like the protagonist said, it's a case of one willing to hit and the other willing to be hit, and depicting too much scheming and intrigue feels strange. 2. It's the kind of thing where they're constantly spouting grand principles.

He transmigrated into the body of Sha Zhu, but it wasn't that Sha Zhu was reborn. So where did he get such a strong obsession with Qin Huairu? Judging from the current situation, it seems he wants to develop a casual sex relationship with Qin Huairu! Are you kidding me? Were widows from the past so easy to mess with? Take He Daqing for example, he was portrayed as a shrewd person in the drama! Yet he was still completely controlled by the White Widow!

Can you please stop portraying Ivan with that sycophantic attitude? It's unbearable to read. He himself admitted he knew there was no future, yet he still threw himself at Ivan. The plot just jumps off like that. It's disgusting.

I started to get into the story after reading up to chapter 97 because of the protagonist's peaceful and carefree attitude. Even when facing Qin Huairu, with the added element of Yuan Shazhu's obsession, the protagonist still manages to stay true to himself and doesn't rush to let others exploit him. He emphasizes that you can only accept what I give you, which is much better.

What's the point of constantly emphasizing that the protagonist can live to be 130 years old?

The author harbors a deep prejudice against modern food, constantly spouting phrases like "natural" and "healthy water, healthy vegetables," which is the greatest insult to modern agronomy and biology. The author has a strange fascination with "free-range eggs" and "pesticide-free vegetables," seemingly oblivious to the fact that the selection of varieties and the rational use of pesticides are…

Looking at the title, I've never understood why the reborn idiot Zhu needs a super-strong physique—to cook in a bigger pot?

A modern person with an aesthetic sense more than 70 years different from a modern person would never consider Qin Huairu, who has had two children and is heavily pregnant, is not well-fed or dressed, doesn't wear makeup, is completely bare-faced, and has a negative mindset about food, survival, and supporting her family, to be a beauty.

If it were someone like the simple-minded Zhu in the story, he wouldn't even survive to the beginning of the plot; he'd be arrested as a spy and immediately confess after being scared. 😏