Siheyuan: My Wife Is He Yushui, and We Split the Family from the Start

This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree. I don't think the old men in the courtyard houses could have the absolute power you're talking about. The courtyard houses were in the city, not in some remote mountain village; they couldn't be brainwashed. Most of the people in the courtyard houses worked in factories and had seen the world.

The top leader and Factory Director Yang are corrupt officials. They used their power to get Lou's father out of trouble, gave him special treatment, and abused public resources for private gain.

There's a problem: the main character is Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM might have a tough time during the Cultural Revolution. What should be done?

It doesn't conform to most people's aesthetic standards.

Jia Dongxu has been dead for so many years and then healed back to life. This isn't traditional Chinese medicine; it's magic.

I was originally going to pay to watch it, but I just didn't feel comfortable with it, so I wouldn't watch it no matter how good it was.

He Yushui married someone else and separated from the family; whose family property did she inherit?

Too procrastinating, too indecisive, keeping enemies around to harm their own friends and family every day without actually eliminating them—the same old routine, making a big deal out of nothing.

Judging from the beginning, it's another highly toxic, 3B novel.

You're a live-in son-in-law? You're shameless for talking about separating the family property? And you're a time traveler? You've transmigrated into a body with no house or relation whatsoever, and you're even a doctor who can't heal yourself? Brother, are you a live-in son-in-law in real life?