Love in the Courtyard: My Laid-Back Life

Dear readers, I'm a newbie and this is my first time writing. Please feel free to point out any mistakes. Thank you for reading!

Sure, bro. As long as you don't abandon the story before 800,000 words, it's all negotiable, even with a top author.

I feel this is the only book in all the courtyard houses that shows a normal person's thinking. The protagonist is not a thief or prostitute, nor does he cheat or swindle. He is relatively neutral and not extreme.

Not bad. In all the novels dealing with Qin Huairu and He Yuzhu, regardless of who the protagonist transmigrates into—whether it's He Yuzhu or someone else—their thoughts towards Qin Huairu are always the same. When transmigrating into the body of the simple-minded He Yuzhu and trying to persuade He Yushui, they always express their dislike for her lack of ambition, treat Qin Huairu better than…

The book is quite good, and the author's writing is excellent. There were some minor errors in the early chapters, but these don't detract from the overall quality. I especially admire the author's values: regardless of whether one is in adversity or prosperity, one must first maintain a righteous heart and uphold one's principles no matter the circumstances. Indulging one's desires will only lead to ruin. I hope the author perseveres to the end and continues to improve.

This novel, "Love in the Courtyard," is better than the others. The others seem to make you feel like you have no connection with the characters, yet you target them for no reason. What they do has nothing to do with you. You provoke them and then speak ill of them. But in this novel, there's no such concern. Instead, the characters retaliate after being provoked, which isn't really considered revenge. So, I highly recommend "Love in the Courtyard."

As long as he doesn't become a eunuch, everything else is negotiable.

The plot was decent, but some things weren't clearly explained, such as the poisoner and the siblings, which should have been revealed in the earlier chapters.

Author, keep up the good work! I have a small suggestion: as the saying goes, prevention is better than cure. I hope you can plan ahead and avoid starting the whole thing with a department-wide meeting and all sorts of bickering, which makes readers want to vomit. Since the title is "Leisurely," give it a bit of a farming/developmental feel, and give this new country some impetus so people can see a bright future! Don't just make it all about bickering and insults.

It's not bad, at least not that bad. I suggest the author write more storylines about the protagonist practicing medicine. The courtyard house storyline can be used as a supplement, but don't rely on it too much; create more original content. Five stars and adding it to my collection.