The Entertainment Mogul of the Siheyuan

Is the protagonist just a pushover? He's constantly bullied and treated unfairly. He tolerates and lets things slide.

It's not bad; the protagonist is always on point, but the system is pretty useless! Aside from constantly messing up character relationships and names, it's alright! ~(￣▽￣~)~

I stabbed you with a knife, and you still call her "Auntie"?

Although it lacks the mundane details of typical courtyard novels, it's still very engaging.

They're really sick in the head. What's with all the yelling? Just ignore it. They're all bad people.

The author seems indecisive! Why not just focus on yourself and those who are good to the protagonist? Why make so many other problems?

Has Xu Damao been written out of the story?

I've only read a little over a hundred chapters of the book, and overall it's alright. The only problem is that the protagonist seems a bit dim-witted when dealing with Xiao Diao'e, who opposes the protagonist three times in a row, framing and slandering him, and the protagonist manages to handle him without ever being able to defeat him, remaining on the defensive the entire time.

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I took a quick look, and the author seems to be a young woman.