Siheyuan: Getting Rich Through Hunting, Teaching Jia Zhangshi a Lesson from the Start

There's not much to say about the subject matter; anyone who reads novels about courtyard houses should understand. I think what makes this novel special is that the plot is relatively reasonable and doesn't deliberately create overly exaggerated scenes for the sake of pacing and tension. The writing style isn't perfect, but it's enough to immerse the reader smoothly in the novel.

They've been writing about other things all the time, and haven't given enough screen time to the main character, so it's not very interesting to read.

Rotten

What a piece of junk! I was having so much fun watching it when it suddenly choked me!

I don't think it's a good idea for someone to associate with Yi Zhonghai.

It's so messy, there's a lot of missing content, it feels like a poorly written story with a bad ending.

The story outline is okay, but the details are not handled very well.

Seeing Qin Jingru's condition relapsed.