Siheyuan: Transmigrate to the 1960s and Witness a Great Nation’s Rise

Excellent, excellent, five stars plus a bookshelf

A 6.1 rating is really unreasonable. Personally, I think it's one of the better courtyard novels. It doesn't have too much scheming and intrigue, giving the characters from the original work a different kind of humanity. The scene where Sha Zhu talks about governing Qin elevates the character. Keep it up!

I'll give you five stars, but keep up the good work, young man!

Personally, I think this book is readable if you don't worry about the timeline. It's a lighthearted read, so don't get hung up on the details. I've read at least 70 or 80 books on the theme of "Siheyuan" (a fictional story), and I've only finished two from beginning to end, making this the third. I personally dislike books that are 50 or 60 chapters long; they get tedious. Don't worry about the timeline; the system's elements are reasonable, and the book is readable.

I spent 2022 watching traditional courtyard houses all year; I hope to try something different in 2023. Keep it up!

It's much better looking than other versions.

The ending was good, the rest was... Well, let's just say it wasn't great. But this one was truly excellent.

It was good. When the last part gave me goosebumps, I knew it was time for the finale. And the ending was just right.

The plot is excellent, and the pacing is tight!

It's well-written! Readable!