Siheyuan: He Yuzhu’s Past and Present Lives

This deserves five stars! I've read hundreds of novels about courtyard houses, but yours truly moved me. The part where Xu Damao protects his sister brought me to tears. There's no love without a reason, nor is there hatred without a reason. If I were to live another life, I would only love those I care about and protect those who have sacrificed for me. Keep up the good work, author! I look forward to more exciting developments.

The author did a good job; if only He Daqing hadn't been written out of the story.

I felt so sorry for the two sons of the second uncle. Why doesn't any of the novels about courtyard houses offer any help to these two poor kids? They're just punching bags, getting beaten up at the drop of a hat. It's so pitiful.

This book's analysis is spot on; the deaf old woman was the real culprit behind He Yuzhu's miserable old age. He Yuzhu and He Daqing, two roughnecks, didn't know how to take care of He Yushui. At most, He Yuzhu could only give his sister a bite to eat and help her with her studies. He Yushui is called an ingrate.

This novel is well-written! It's just too short! The ending is very satisfying! I've read many courtyard novels, and they're all the same—heartbreaking and agonizing! This one is refreshing! Like a clear stream washing over the soul! It's delightful! Although the plot has been significantly altered, it has pleased many readers! It's good! Thumbs up! Looking forward to the next book! Thank you, author, for bringing me joy with your novel!

This book is quite unique and very well written. When will there be more chapters?

I can only give it four stars for now. It's well-written, a bit like reading a movie script. The changes are quite significant. This is the second book I've read about a marriage between the Qing Dynasty and the Bai family; in the first one, He Daqing went to Baoding. It's a satisfying ending, and I really hope the author will write a completed book soon. Keep it up, author! 👍👍👍 I'll add it to my bookshelf and read it in ten days or two weeks; don't disappoint your readers.

It's well-written, with good plot transitions and foreshadowing. The characters' behavior is quite in line with the characteristics of the era, and there are no major flaws.

It's rare to find a good one.

The "Full House of Love" scene is still the most beautiful, full of joy and happiness.