A Life That Begins with Love in the Courtyard

This is really well written. It's much better than those systems that start with daily sign-in and endless rewards. It gives you a real sense of immersion. Great job!

I finished it in one go, it's really good. The descriptions are very realistic, there's no system, no spatial dimension, no Immortal Slaughtering Sword Formation. Some of the calculations of that era are handled very reasonably. The protagonist is smart, but not omnipotent. He Daqing's advice before leaving was brilliant, isn't that just how it is in reality? I'm giving it five stars because that's all I can give it.

It's not as visually appealing as a traditional Chinese courtyard house, nor does it feature any superhuman feats like flying or teleporting. I actually enjoy looking at courtyard houses, mainly because it evokes memories of the working-class era.

I'm leaving after chapter 48. While I don't care about whether Cao Cao is a traitor or not, I can't accept that the female lead is Qin Huairu. It's so frustrating! Anyway, the beginning was quite enjoyable, but this part is unbearable, so I'm giving it four stars.

The third novel returns to the courtyard house again 😏 While it's true that a person who transmigrates to a new world without a system has to live a somewhat miserable life, it feels like the protagonist is meddlesome in things he shouldn't and neglects what he should.

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I finished it in one go, without reading any other courtyard novels in between. It's much more realistic than other novels with systems or spatial abilities, and it was a very comfortable read. 😊

It's much better than those who have systems that provide tens of thousands of tons of goods and various currencies every day, but can't afford to be carefree without such systems.

It doesn't seem to have multiple female leads, so I won't watch it! But my previous book, "What to Do When You're Undercover," was good, so I'll give it five stars.