Siheyuan: I Have a God-Tier Choice System

It's a bit embarrassing to have traveled through time like this.

This is a distorted version of a traditional courtyard house from the South, but it's a complete mess. Beijing alleyways are called "hutongs," but you write "longtangs." The dog steals chickens, a common northern food, but you write geese, a common southern food.

It's a mess, and they dare to write it without understanding the historical context.

The plot is chaotic

The author made a bunch of random changes; it was clearly a lost chicken, but they kept changing it to a lost goose. I really don't know what they were thinking.

Well enough

Sigh! I'm speechless! You can't even write coherent sentences, yet you dare to publish a book? You're something else!

The narrative is incoherent and disjointed, a hodgepodge of several novels.

They're all good people. The eldest uncle is a good person, the third uncle is a good person, even Banggeng, who stole things, is still a good person. So why are you writing about a courtyard house? Just follow the original plot and support them.

Typos are everywhere, and the sentences are completely nonsensical.