Siheyuan: Liu Guangfu's Coming-of-Age Story

The protagonist is very mature and steady. Liu Guangfu transmigrates after cracking his skull open, and he doesn't show off despite having a cheat code.

It's well-written, but the only downside is that one update a day is a bit infrequent. Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare to be so lazy. The author needs to work harder.

It's alright, the two kids just want a good life, and they insist on transmigrating into their own bodies for it. The neighbor's son transmigrated into Guang Qi, with incredibly powerful abilities, but his family only eats meat. Guang Tian finally gets a piece of meat from Guang Qi, while Guang Fu gets to lick the broth.

Mature and composed, unhurried and realistic, meticulously detailed and unfolding the story with great clarity. It transported me back to my past, allowing me to reflect on the impermanence of life. It tells the stories of ordinary people's joys and sorrows, showcasing the helplessness and resentment of each individual, while also revealing that those at the bottom must exert extraordinary effort to achieve success.

The writing is somewhat lacking, but the flaws don't detract from the overall quality! It's pretty good, a satisfying read! It's the first time I've seen something that alleviated that anti-social movement and protected intellectuals, cultural relics, and books! Society was prevented from regressing by decades! Even though I know it's fictional, at least I felt quite comfortable reading it!

I like this kind of person—ruthless and taciturn, unlike some of those women in courtyard houses who are always making a ruckus, holding meetings, and picking fights with everyone. They're always looking for trouble.

I've read 20 chapters and it's great! I'm looking forward to the next chapter! 👍

The best book in the Siheyuan series, bar none. Humorous and witty, patriotic yet family-oriented, it tells the story of raising a brother amidst hardship and helplessness, and showing resilience when necessary. I stayed up all night to finish it, mainly because I discovered it so late, and I'm so glad I didn't miss it!

It seems bland at first glance, but it's actually quite good! The thought processes and character development are well done, although many things are left unresolved, making it somewhat of a rushed ending. Still, it's not bad, and I hope the next book will be even better!

Well written, keep up the good work!