Siheyuan: Rejected at a Matchmaking Meeting, I Take In a Little Girl

The author has done thorough research, and the story avoids scatological humor and superstitions, with minimal plot holes. In my opinion, it's one of the top-ranked courtyard novels. I hope the author can maintain this open and engaging style and avoid introducing anything out of place in the later stages.

There's a similar one on Feilu, published a couple of years ago. In terms of plot, it's not exactly similar, but practically identical. Still, I'll give it five stars, since it's free. I hope the author does well.

Well written and very original. Since they're all about courtyard houses, they can't all start with the same chicken-stealing trope; that would be too boring. Personally, I suggest the author check out "I Am Jia's Father in the Courtyard House" if they have time. It's an excellent book, and unfortunately, no other author has written anything similar.

It's better than those 9-point novels, with less hostility. The lower rating might be due to the protagonist being a simpleton. Some time-travel and age settings have been changed, but the logic is sound. It's a good, high-quality work within the courtyard-themed genre.

It's good-looking without being melodramatic, and it's also quite realistic. Not bad at all.

I won't comment; I'll just watch it quietly myself. It's satisfying. Just for fun, right? Haven't you seen the original novel or the TV series? It was Xu Damao who collected Sha Zhu's corpse. You've really smeared Xu Damao badly.

It's a good read. The author writes in great detail and with meticulous research, and maintains their own opinions without being easily influenced by others. As for the differences between the characters and the TV series, the author has already addressed them beforehand. It's a fresh take on familiar themes, and quite enjoyable.

The writing is alright, but the updates are so slow! The plot is also moving at a snail's pace. It's over 200 chapters and the story is still so far! Qin Huairu hasn't even had a child yet, and there are still over ten years until the main plot begins. The plot has a lot of slice-of-life elements, which makes it quite enjoyable to read. The author seems to be a writer from Beijing; I think the details are pretty accurate.

This book has broadened my horizons.

Excellent! They put a lot of effort into recreating the feel of the era, which deserves a five-star rating.