Siheyuan: Transmigrating Without Knowing the Plot

The premise is quite novel. The house division seems a bit off; I'm not sure if it was intentional or a mistake by the author. Otherwise, the plot flows smoothly, and I haven't found any mindless or nauseating moments yet. Keep it up! Perhaps the author has his reasons. Old Yi is too stupid; he annoys the protagonist every day, and the protagonist doesn't dare retaliate. It's increasingly frustrating to watch. I'm leaving now.

Currently recommended! Clear organization, rigorous logic, and a sense of history. These are the most basic requirements for a courtyard house, but ironically, 99% of those who write about courtyard houses fail to meet these requirements. Looking forward to the rest of the story. So far, there's no toilet humor, no spells, no forced missions, no forced flattery, no saintly figures, and the values ​​are spot on!

The setting and narrative style are exactly what I like. It's rare to find an author who shares my dislike for certain characters in the original series 🤦. As an outsider, I see things more clearly; I think Sha Zhu was somewhat restrained. But then again, if he were living in that environment, he would indeed have to think twice before acting, unlike the readers who can just point fingers and…

The writing is good, the logic is sound, and there aren't any overly exaggerated fighting scenes. It feels quite realistic. However, the romance is poorly handled; it's drawn out and drags on. It would have been better if there was no romantic pairing. They chose such a young female lead and said they'd support her through university? My god, does that mean she'll have to wait from 26 to 36?

It's worth watching. At first glance, the synopsis made me think the protagonist was unaware of the plot and would be manipulated by the old man, old woman, and other characters in the early stages. But thankfully, he didn't suffer any injustices.

Isn't this so much better than those novels? No fighting and killing (it tells the story of an ordinary person's life), just a peaceful and happy one. It's much better than those novels (where someone gets a system, can fly several meters away when they fight, and then pulls out all sorts of blueprints, seems to know everything, and then opens up a harem where every woman in the courtyard, except for the older ones, has an affair with him). Give it a five-star rating

I saw the latest chapter, and Yi Zhonghai was dealt with, which was quite good. However, the title doesn't quite match the content, and the early plot unfolded gradually, which caused many readers to give it negative reviews before they could get through it. Overall, among fanfictions where the protagonist is portrayed as a simpleton, this one is excellent compared to many others I've read.

A different kind of courtyard house! This is a story set in a traditional courtyard house, full of everyday life. The time traveler is almost completely unaware of the original plot, focusing only on doing what he should and can do. He doesn't experience dramatic ups and downs simply because he's a time traveler, but rather lives his life earnestly.

There's no excessive demonization of the courtyard house; everyone in it remains true to themselves. Only the protagonist's personality changes, leading to a completely different ending. There are no particularly disgusting scenes. No treachery, no betrayal. It's quite good.

Not bad. The protagonist's cheat ability isn't too strong, and considering he doesn't understand the plot and only knows that Sha Zhu married a widow, he's actually quite impressive for not getting scammed! 🤭 I just didn't see how Yi Zhonghai dealt with his embezzlement of He Daqing's money. Did I skip that part? [What?] Overall, it's actually pretty good. The protagonist thinks like a normal person! Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง