Siheyuan: Am I Qin Huairu?

Interesting, the struggle is very clear. The characters are also vividly portrayed. It's just that the protagonist lacks any special abilities, making him too unforgiving; one mistake and he's finished. The simple-minded protagonist is unreliable; the enemy is too strong, and the protagonist is too weak. Without special abilities, he can only resort to guerrilla tactics, like those used by our army, to wear down the enemy while simultaneously strengthening his own forces.

Transmigrating into Qin Huairu's body is quite novel. Self-reliance is the foundation of one's life, and the absence of any cheat codes makes it more objective. The one who suffers is still Zhu Zi 😄😄 He's separated from his child and even had him stolen. What's next? Update soon!

Excellent! Qin Huairu, with her indomitable spirit, is the best!

It's written in a unique way 👍

The logic is very clear and well-reasoned. Of all the courtyard novels I've read, this one is excellent.

I really like it. It was originally a very, very good work. Suddenly, during a wedding scene and while eating a Manchu Han Imperial Feast, there were dead rat parts in the dishes, and maggots and flies in the vegetable leaves in the bowls.

Despite its shortcomings, this is the best novel I've ever read in a courtyard house.

There are many inconsistencies, but they don't affect readability. It's very well written, five stars.

It was quite interesting; I watched it all in one go.

It's alright, just too short. Author, please continue writing, don't cut it abruptly. Now that it's out, you can keep creating drama! Systems, spatial abilities, magic weapons—you can start planning those! The beasts in the courtyard are still around; with a system, you can secretly mess with them! How can you transmigrate to a courtyard without messing with beasts?!