Back to the Sixties: The Eccentric Family in the Courtyard House

It's quite realistic and suitable for people who enjoy watching family dramas, but I really feel that being married isn't as good as being single. The female lead would definitely be better off living alone. The male lead's family seems to be caught in a vicious cycle of internal conflict, making people afraid of marriage and having children.

I've been reading it for a few days now, it's really good. The author clearly has a lot of experience, and the writing style is quite good. I'll keep reading.

It's a very good read; the everyday stories of families are more like real events than fiction. Qin Meili and I have been bickering for over 100 chapters now... And there's still no resolution. I'm just tired of reading about it.

The everyday life depicted feels like it happened right next to people from that era. The author has a deep understanding of life back then, suggesting they are a person with their own story. A good read.

It's quite realistic, with clear logical thinking, giving the reader a sense of immersion and making them want to keep watching.

The female lead is a very likable character, and the male lead is addicted to spoiling his wife. This family will keep them both very busy. I like it.

The author's writing is delicate; it's truly a wonderful family drama.

It's really true, it involves everyday family matters.

True love is found in the ordinary.

It looks good and is worth recommending.