
The Foolish Pillar of the Siheyuan Has Broken Free from the Script
四合院的傻柱跳出了剧本
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1d ago
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1kChapters
97Monthly votes
15.1kRecommendations
34.3kFans
22 ch/weekPace
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The author has spent dozens of chapters scheming against He Daqing, portraying him as a complete liability. I truly admire their ability to drag things out.
Stop writing and wasting electricity. You finished writing it yourself, didn't you even read it? You're talking incoherently.
That's a fucking mess!
I couldn't resist anymore, so I went to screw in some screws.
The only idiot in the entire hospital is He Daqing, who clearly knows Yi is setting a trap. The protagonist just watches without taking any action. Is he just fattening up on his days off? Where is his spatial ability? The protagonist is just a supporting character in this early episode. With a protagonist like this, it's no wonder he lost his father (and ran away to Baoding).
Same old routine
You can tell a writer's style after reading just a dozen chapters. This guy's still using the same old formula: tons of foreshadowing, lots of psychological analysis, and a ton of fan fiction. The villains are always stubbornly clinging to their own ideas, even until their deaths, they'll still feel that Sha Zhu is easy to manipulate and want to exploit Sha Zhu's inability to have his family line…
I read six chapters and got hooked. It's all rambling and disjointed narrative, and the protagonist is a complete coward. He's not much different from the original owner of this body, maybe even worse in some ways. A waste of time.
Let's change the title: Sha Zhu and the Courtyard's Tug-of-War
I couldn't even survive the first chapter! It's too toxic! Even the Five-Step Snake isn't as powerful as the author!
These days, those who write about courtyard houses are all mentally ill, and those who read about courtyard houses are all neurotic. Then the mentally ill make the neurotic scream and yell.
It's terrifying that they portrayed the deaf old man as so awesome.