Siheyuan: Trying to Get a Free Inheritance? I'll Ruin You!

From a systemic perspective, this book is decent; after all, it has a system, so you can't compare it to the plot of "Birds Fill the Courtyard." However, the character development is too simplistic and rigid. In that era where "whoever provides the benefits is your master," characters' psychology was often two-sided: one side was towards family, which was the most genuine, while the other side…

The workers complained that the braised pork in the canteen only had fatty pieces, not lean ones? Do you know that back then people preferred fatty pork? Fatty pork was more expensive than lean pork because everyone was short of fat!

First, let's talk about the chaotic times. Back then, you still needed ration coupons, would you dare to open a restaurant? Since opening a restaurant was fine, why bring up the Lou family's class background? Then there are the typos. It's so hard to read, you have to guess. I don't even know where the score came from.

You must have had someone else write chapters 220 and beyond! Didn't Jia Zhangshi and Bang Geng get replaced and sentenced to two months each? How come they're suddenly out causing trouble again? And the protagonist's personality has completely changed. Someone harassed a woman and even started a fight, but the protagonist retaliated, injuring the assailant.

Does that mean there won't be any unfinished projects?

If a book can't even handle a simple plot like a courtyard house, I can't even imagine what it would be like if it were a fantasy novel!

The plot is completely incoherent! The timeline is drastically different from the original! It's pure fantasy; this book should be titled "Dream Pen Nonsense."

Seeing over two hundred pieces of background information, and the lack of any mention of doing business in the late 1980s, with everything before that being speculation and profiteering, the plot drags on and there's nothing to write about, yet the Jia family is forced into all sorts of antics.

Damn it, they've already stolen several pounds of cured meat from her door, why don't they just turn her in and set a good example? What good is the favor of a policeman who wouldn't dare mess with a deaf old lady?

This is awful. The protagonist is like a piece of trash, constantly being wronged and getting away with things easily.