Siheyuan: The More Excited You Get, the More Excited I Am

Well written, I hope there won't be a wife in a courtyard house role.

Well written, highly recommended for its lighthearted and enjoyable read. Some parts were so funny they made my abs bulge. This is a very entertaining book.

The book is excellent. It's free of harmful content. The reading experience is superb! The protagonist never suffers a loss. The female supporting characters aren't taken advantage of either. This is actually very important and doesn't affect the reading experience! The female lead is incredibly beautiful, like a fairy. She's also very good.

Very impressive, Jia Zhangshi wrote it very well, a lively husky, I hope she can be even more cheerful, if she's not here, I guess this book won't be worth reading. The soul of this book is "Jia Zhangshi", it's a pity that the other characters' roles are not very outstanding, including the main character!

This is the most brilliant Siheyuan novel I've ever read. It strikes hard when necessary and leaves the characters speechless, unlike other ones where the characters just talk for a couple of chapters before finally getting to the point. It would be perfect if it included a few more women.

Who rated this a 6 out of 10? It should be a perfect score. The protagonist is meticulous and sees things through to the end. The whole story is superb. The author's speed is amazing, I can't get enough! [KISS]❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙋🙋

The rating is low, but the content is quite engaging. It breaks away from the typical characters in the traditional courtyard house while staying firmly within the storyline. I hope it doesn't turn into a fantasy novel later on, since the courtyard house is a period drama. Keep it up! 💪💪💪 This is so verbose! It's already 200 chapters and he's still just a level 3 worker. All he does is beat people up and curse them. It's exhausting to read.

A rare slice-of-life/leisure story, so I give it five stars. However, the plot twists are a bit too overpowered, making it difficult to write slice-of-life stories. It's not easy to write hundreds of chapters like this, so some issues are understandable. The later addition of an alternate-world adventure is a good idea, and I hope it's well-planned.

It's a very good story. The male lead brings a wife home, and his uncles, the simple-minded Zhu and the idiot Mao, repeatedly try to steal her away and belittle him. The male lead just smiles and says his wife is beautiful.

The author's other book portrays Lou Xiao'e so well that while reading this one, I found it incredibly unsettling to have her marry Xu Damao 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮. Even though she didn't lose her virginity and ended up with the protagonist, I still felt a bit uncomfortable. If I had read this book first, I probably wouldn't have felt this way. But I read that book first 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦.