Siheyuan: This Cadre Has a Cheat

The character portrayals are decent, better than the monotonous ones. The multi-faceted nature of the characters also adds a unique touch. Imagine a liberal arts student among a bunch of engineers! 👍

Well written. The author has rich life experience and a clear understanding of the 1960s. A masterpiece! 👍

The writing is good, and the narrative structure is also reasonable. Even without using the traditional courtyard house theme, you can still write a great piece about the era! Deserves a 5-star rating. The only downside is the quantity is a bit small; I'll have to wait until it's more substantial before checking!

It's well-written. Very good, much better than other children's fanfiction about courtyard houses.

The main character is very well-developed, and the story is told in a light-hearted way without too much drama! Keep it up, and keep updating!

I'll give it 4 stars for now. I feel it's quite realistic, and the protagonist hasn't had any easy moments yet. I hope it doesn't fall apart later on.

The author rewarded the Mother-Child River with water for reading Journey to the West, which makes perfect sense, right? 😏

It's alright, no major flaws or overly aggressive moments. However, there aren't any exciting plot points either; it's quite bland. Hopefully, the female lead won't be as disappointing as in the previous book.

Yay!

Not bad, not mindless, not too aggressive, that's my type.