Siheyuan: From the Start, I Eat as Much as I Want

A woman like Qin Huairu is still worth marrying, but a family like the Jia family is not. However, it's best to stay away from neighbors like that. Just look at He Yuzhu's experiences, and you'll know how ruthless this heartless widow is. For the sake of her child, she's willing to betray even the servants of today.

I've read several books about courtyard houses, and while the beginnings were all decent, they quickly devolved into stories where the punishments were far more cruel and the scenes more disgusting, making them unreadable. This book, however, is truly excellent. The punishments for the beasts within the courtyard are neither cruel nor repulsive, making it a pleasant and comfortable read. Keep it up, keep going, keep going, keep going!

This is absolutely a great book, far surpassing all other works about courtyard houses. Author, please update more frequently! There's just too little content; I'm not satisfied!

Of all the courtyard novels I've read, this one stands out for its excellent writing, positive values, captivating plot, and well-developed characters. Each character has their own destiny. While Bang Geng is often portrayed as a despicable villain in many books, his death in this one surprisingly left me feeling somewhat uneasy. Perhaps I'm just more emotionally sensitive. In short, this book is fantastic, five-star recommendation! 👍👍👍

I like it, thank you for your support! If you don't like it, feel free to point out its shortcomings! The author will humbly accept feedback and strive to improve! After all, satisfying as many readers as possible is the author's goal! Writing is hard work, so please be kind and don't give it a one-star rating casually. Thank you!

This little sister started acting like a saint right after only having her first meal. That's quite a poison, five stars. She'll trick as many people as she can!

This is one of the better fanfictions about courtyard houses I've read; it doesn't have as much arguing or hostility. Keep up the good work, author!

This is one of the more satisfying novels about courtyard houses that I've read. The author has sound values, the descriptions are consistent with the historical context, and there are no major plot holes. Thumbs up!

Not bad! The system isn't very prominent, and it's not written in a particularly twisted way! I just didn't really like the female lead! (Personally, I think it's good that she's reborn and has both of them!) Otherwise, there's nothing special! The rating is a bit low! I think 8.5 Is still worth it.

I've finished reading over 300 chapters. It's a normal courtyard house world, not one of those dark worldviews where people argue and fight one day, and come knocking on the door asking for food the next. It's not the kind of world where all the characters are NPCs.