Siheyuan: He Daqing, 1965

I hope the author doesn't abandon this book; it's the best I've ever read about He Daqing.

The logic is sound, the plot is reasonable, and the characters are well-developed. A rare gem.

A masterpiece of a courtyard house. The author should hurry and write.

This book received a low rating; personally, I think it deserves a 9 out of 10 for its excellent quality! It's well-structured, exquisitely detailed, and flows smoothly, captivating the reader step by step! While I don't have 100% knowledge of that era, it avoids any major faux pas and maintains a tight, logical flow (except for that one car scene). The main focus of this book is: exquisite, exquisite, truly exquisite! 👍

Excellent, excellent! This is what a man should be like, this is the way a man should act, very manly. This portrayal of the Qing Dynasty character is excellent; his speech, manner, and presence are all very impressive, especially considering his position as a chef and his profession. These descriptions are all very good, very good indeed! This is the essence of traditional humanistic art!

I feel this is the best-written story about courtyard houses; I hope you continue to maintain this level and keep updating.

Why is the rating so low? It's quite good, and why choose Chen Xueru? In those days of famine, wouldn't it have been better to choose an 18-year-old virgin? Money talks, not just in the past, but even now.

I've been searching for courtyard novels to read these past few days. I usually give up on others after a few chapters, but I finished this one in one go. The plot is reasonable, the writing is concise, and the author has a deep understanding of that era. The way people treat each other in the story is very educational. I look forward to the author's next update! I've added it to my bookshelf.

He Daqing's emotions were spot-on, he was really good, I couldn't get enough of him!

I've read many stories about courtyard houses, but this one is very interesting and original. Keep up the good work, author!