
Siheyuan: Turning the Tables from the Start
四合院:开局就掀桌子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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For burglary, they just made me write a self-criticism; you can read it at your leisure.
The first chapter is untenable.
Putting aside the possibility of a house-grabbing contest, even assuming it were possible, Yi Zhonghai would never support such a thing, especially regarding courtyard houses; on the contrary, he would definitely oppose it vehemently. Yi Zhonghai supports a group of people bullying a weak and powerless person and seizing his house. Is he complaining that he's too old and his life is too boring? Is he setting an example for others to exploit his family's wealth? This is terribly written!
Changing the plot of the courtyard house is simple.
Just kill Jia Zhangshi before Jia Dongxu dies! With one less lazy good-for-nothing in the Jia family, Yi Zhonghai will have no worries and will fully support Jia Dongxu. Sha Zhu won't have the chance to help the Jia family!
What kind of behavior do the people in the courtyard have? They're bandits and thugs! Who's protecting whom? They have cheat codes but are still so spineless, wasting their time in this world.
Some people say that the protagonist in the book is a reflection of the author, and I think that's quite true. 🙂
In this kind of courtyard-themed novel, I think the most brilliant author is Yi Zhonghai. He always manages to pinpoint the transmigrators and reincarnated individuals with pinpoint accuracy. Then, you have to ruthlessly offend him. 😄😄😄😄🤔🤔🤔
The protagonist is a useless good-for-nothing with a cheat ability that he can't use.
Time travel with spatial abilities is practically a weapon for murder and arson. Murder is easy, but disposing of a body is difficult. If you throw someone into a spatial dimension, where would you find them? Don't even mention the excessive violence.
The protagonist is both cowardly and stupid.
The cheat code is just for show. The law is useless. I always suffer losses by just waiting and waiting. Is it something a human would do to sell all their possessions in gold at a price higher than the black market?
This book shows how the protagonist can do bad things without consequence. Just when you think he'll be ruthless, he goes soft, a "real man" for three seconds, then he's just taken advantage of and subjected to slavery training, going from being ruthless to always being soft. Name change How come it's not working properly step by step?