Siheyuan: After Transmigrating into He Yuzhu, I Snatched Tang Yanling

It suits my taste; I can watch it. I hope the protagonist builds a harem, makes a fortune, and achieves great success.

This is a pretty good novel. The female protagonist, who is devoted to him and even has his child, is treated like a pet dog, while the male supporting character is treated like his own father, getting whatever he wants. I've read many novels about "simps" who fawn over women, but this one is surprisingly shameless in its blatant fawning over men.

It's alright, pretty good. First of all, the author's timeline is quite clear; it's clear what should have happened in each year. For example, the opening up didn't mean that private economic activity was immediately possible; there was a process involved, and the author noticed this. The plot is rather sassy, ​​full of Qin-style energy, but not overly aggressive; it features the cunning and scheming Lao Liu.

It's pretty good. It has all the exciting moments a story should have, although the logic isn't very rigorous. But since it involves time travel, if you're too serious about it, you won't be able to finish any book. The main thing is that it's not too bad, and there are minor issues like that in almost every book.

A 1.5-Year veteran bookworm with nearly 10,000 reviews. My reading requirements are: First, the book must adhere to basic logic and not be wildly exaggerated. Second, it can be unrealistic (fantasy). Third, the content should ideally be novel and creative. Actually, I read quite quickly, around 200 chapters a day, but almost all my time is spent searching for books.

In the original drama, if He Yuzhu hadn't been so foolish, neither accepting nor rejecting the old man's plans for his old age, living in a daze, he wouldn't have ended up in such a tragic situation! He could have simply followed the old man's wishes, cared for him in his old age, and even asked the deaf old woman for Qin Huairu. It seemed like he wouldn't have needed to put in any effort.

I've read up to chapter 200. Because the pace of the story is quite fast, I'm reading it online, so the reading time shown on the app isn't much. The book's timeline is after the Great Wind, when Qin Huairu is almost retired. The writing is decent; you can tell from my other reviews that I have a good impression of Qin Huairu.

Five stars! I haven't seen such a good book in ages! Write faster, it's just that I'm not making enough money. Ideally, they should find a treasure in their newly bought courtyard house! It should be worth around ten million in the early 1980s! 😂😂😂😂

It's quite interesting. He married Qin Huairu's daughter-in-law, Xiao Dang, Huaihua, Banggeng's daughter, and Lao Yi became the doorman. It's pretty exciting. Although no one died, it's still quite interesting.

I'll give you a five-star review. Who did you manage to get that awesome Su Meng?