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

What kind of garbage is this? Does the author not use their brain at all when writing novels? The government provides the protagonist's house, and other people put things there. It's just a matter of a single sentence, so why write so many chapters of nonsense? It's disgusting! The protagonist...

Yi Zhonghai would have adopted a child long ago if he wanted to; why would he adopt a seventeen or eighteen-year-old? He hasn't even settled his household registration yet, but he's already living in Beijing long-term—I can't stand it anymore.

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.

The story is passable overall! The protagonist is clear-headed about small things but confused about big things. A notable emotional trait is the lack of a mother figure.

How disgusting! What kind of hobby is this, being over five years older?

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

There are many novels like this, but this chapter is poorly written, depicting the unimaginable cruelty of that era. Such a light touch diminishes the era's unique characteristics.

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

Guns weren't banned back then. You could kill a wild boar with a knife. That wild boar was probably made of plastic.