Ren Hao, a fresh graduate from a second-tier university in the new century, changed jobs three times in six months before resolving to serve the people. He only just passed the civil service exam on his fourth try, then unexpectedly transmigrated to the No. 95 Siheyuan in the 1960s, bringing along a scheming “Good Person System”...
“Big Brother Ren, you're such a good person. Thank you!” He Yushui said gratefully.
“It's nothing. No need to thank me!”
Ding! The Host is rewarded with a saber for cutting down cavalry, automatically stored in the System's inventory.
“Uncle Ren, you're such a good person. Thank you!” Banggeng said, his eyes full of admiration.
“Haha, you're welcome!”
Ding! The Host is rewarded with the remarkable book Thirty-Six Positions of Dong Xuan Zi, automatically stored in the System's inventory.
From then on, the No. 95 compound is filled with even more “laughter and cheer”!
A veteran author with an original work of over one million words vouches for this book: it will absolutely not end badly!
This is my favorite courtyard novel. I think it's quite reasonable; many courtyard novels demonize the Jia family too much, but this one feels more realistic. Author, keep up the good work! I personally really like it, but there's just too little of it; catching up all at once isn't enough. Keep it up, author!
This is a very interesting novel about a courtyard house. I really enjoyed reading about how frustrated Yan Bugui couldn't get the better of me. Come on, Teacher Yan, have a cigarette! 😆
A great book about courtyard houses, I almost missed it because of its low score 🙂🙂🙂
It's alright; the character's behavior, speech, and way of thinking are basically in line with normal human logic.
It has good logic, a good plot, and good language.
The writing is meticulous and the plot is well-defined; it is a rare and excellent book.
Having read over 70 chapters, I feel it's well-written, unlike anything I've read with AI. Why is the rating so low?
So far, things seem quite harmonious. Silly Zhu has been persuaded to become smarter and get married. This courtyard house is even more interesting now. Thumbs up, I'm following the series.
It's a fairly normal courtyard house novel, without demonizing or idiotic characters. The only major plot twist is in the newly released chapter, specifically the part about changing the map and reporting.
It's okay to take your time looking at it, but there are just too many freebies.