Siheyuan: Silly Zhu and Qin Huairu Turn Against Each Other from the Start

This is the first time I've read a courtyard house novel that I really like. It's not overly aggressive, and the way things are handled is clean and decisive. It achieves the desired result without excessive involvement. All I can say is ☞Well done!☜🤔🤔🤔🤔

Hope you like it 💕 Giving myself a good review to encourage myself 🤭

A rare female-oriented novel about courtyard houses, and not too violent, which I really liked. Although the ending was a bit disappointing, the overall reading experience was very pleasant. I actually read many novels about courtyard houses before, but most of them were extremely violent, with deaths happening all the time, which was very uncomfortable to read 😔. This book was alright though 😄

I personally think it's well-written and very satisfying. However, some plot points were undeniably absurd. While Sha Zhu might be a bit dim-witted, he wasn't truly stupid; he was just incredibly love-struck. The Lou family's fate, however, seemed impossible in that era. The circumstances dictated that even if Xu Damao hadn't reported them, someone else would have—it was unavoidable.

While there are some imperfections, overall it's a very good book. The style is humorous and witty, without excessive violence, and the punishment of the beasts is swift and decisive, without any dragging on, making it a satisfying read. Secondly, those looking for a peaceful life story might want to give it a try.

It's alright, overall not bad. In other books, Xu Damao is particularly vicious, but at least he was spoiled at home and is a person, so he shouldn't be like that.

The series is complete! Hooray! Enough with the chit-chat, it's good enough that I finished writing it. Typing is mentally taxing, and sitting for long periods of time drains patience. Publishing books doesn't make money; reading books helps find loopholes.

It's a great read, the author's writing is excellent, it would be even better if the female lead were a bit more ambitious.

This is how a modern person, born in the 1990s, conducts themselves and interacts with others in a different era.

That's right, the main thing is not to fawn over that deaf old lady.