Siheyuan: The Jia Family Throws a Feast, and I Turn Their World Upside Down

With the Spring Festival approaching, I wish everyone good health, all the best, happiness and well-being in the new year! 😘😘

Okay, I won't give you stars if you don't want them; I'll give them one by one.

Hello, author! First of all, please don't be nervous. I'm not here to urge for more updates, because I believe I will live to see the ending. [Thumbs up] Please write diligently. It doesn't matter how long it takes, as long as you don't abandon the story or padded out. Everything is fine. Your loyal readers and I will wait together.

I personally think this book is excellent; it's very enjoyable to read. There are also many hilarious scenes, which is why I kept reading. The only downside is that the author writes too slowly, making it impossible to read enough. Should I send you a knife (a Chinese idiom for being too slow) so you can actually write more?

Update quickly, or I'll get Zhao Xuecheng to mess with you. Zhao Xuecheng is my best buddy, his word carries weight.

Reaching chapter 113 was so satisfying, especially the part where Da Mao marries the goose—the plot is incredibly imaginative, without the filler (filler) of other courtyard stories. A huge thumbs up! Hope the following chapters continue to be great! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

This is an underrated work, or perhaps it's been maliciously given low ratings. I've read up to chapter 56 so far, and it's really nice. I've read more than ten books about courtyard houses, but only two of them I've finished. This is the third one that I've been able to keep reading. I hope it maintains its quality in the future! I was wrong.

Author, I think you'd be a huge hit writing villain novels. The "courtyard house" genre isn't for everyone, but I love your ruthlessness. I've searched for over 1000 of your works on Tomato alone, not to mention others. Your ruthlessness definitely appeals to many.

Bro, I'm giving you five stars. I don't want to say anything else, I just want to say one thing: "Novels are meant to be read. As long as you enjoy reading them, that's all that matters. Why care about all those messy comments? If you're in the mood, you might as well just give me a super exciting review, you know what I mean."

It's good. The recent books where Ru is the female lead are unreadable; the male lead is useless, and Ru, as the female lead, has to do everything like a maid and still go to work. And yet, the ratings are higher than this one! I think it's quite good. The later parts were unwatchable.