Siheyuan: After My Wedding Was Stolen, I Married Zheng Juan Instead

This is the most cunning protagonist among all the "Courtyard House" fanfiction books. While some books feature powerful characters and quick wit, none compare to the satisfying feeling of this protagonist's masterful scheming, cunning, and ruthless plotting. Five stars, and only five stars! 👍 [Please update more frequently!]

Chapter 41 is alright so far. I like the protagonist's calm attitude; he doesn't argue, but he takes drastic measures without causing trouble! One should be kind, but also have sharp wit! It's fantastic! Putting everything else aside, the plot alone is incredibly exciting; it's a rare gem!

The content is excellent and captivating, with perfectly timed chapters that leave you hanging and wanting more. You'll definitely want to add it to your bookshelf and wait for updates. The author successfully uses the technique of playing hard to get, leaving us with only two choices. Author, could you please provide your current address? I'd like to visit you with a small gift.

Aside from the slightly disjointed pacing of the characters and the slow pace of the wedding (the whole family has moved in, but they still haven't registered their marriage), everything else is currently quite good. It's easily in the top five among courtyard-themed novels. The author is ruthless and taciturn, and methodical.

It was great, very enjoyable to read, but it stopped abruptly at a crucial moment. Author, please tell me how you can add more chapters and publish more drafts. Keep it up!

This is refreshingly unique; it's the first time I've seen such a clean and refreshing style in a courtyard house setting. The male lead doesn't dream of sleeping with everyone in the courtyard; he's devoted to Zheng Juan. He's vengeful and doesn't hold grudges overnight, unlike other novels where the protagonist's saintly heart explodes and he just laughs it off after his house is burned.

This is the most unique story about courtyard houses across all platforms. It's a pure, enjoyable read, all about the thrill. The protagonist has a great personality. At least he's genuinely ruthless when it comes to cheating, unlike other stories where the protagonist extorts five cents one day and a dollar the next. For the thrill, you have to ruthlessly trap your enemies. That's great; he'll likely be the most ruthless protagonist in the courtyard house genre!

It's super good! I love the protagonist's personality too. He's not the kind of person who's described as godlike; he's the kind of person who uses his brain, openly admitting to doing something, but you can't do anything about it. It's so exciting! Keep up the good work, author!!!

It feels like the most satisfying and manly courtyard house story ever. There aren't so many trivial matters. In that era, if someone with such a powerful cheat ability were to be timid and hesitant, it wouldn't be interesting. Most courtyard house novels nowadays can't escape this timid and hesitant framework; even if the cheat ability is unparalleled in that world, it's still written in a very frustrating style.

Having read 87 chapters, I'd like to leave a comment. I've read at least two or three hundred books by the author, maybe more, and I like this one. The earliest time I read *Siheyuan* was because I wanted to get revenge by becoming a simpleton, because of the golden finger system of that era, because of the awesomeness, and because of the "all-consuming" trope.