
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Went on a Blind Date with Qin Huairu
四合院:开局相亲秦淮茹
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This book is too lofty; it's not suitable for an ordinary person like me.
A very good novel. Only 28 chapters updated in a month—author, are you trying to cultivate immortality? Let's lower it by one star; things are wrong later on.
It's alright. Although I read it word for word, having read so many fanfictions, I might have had preconceived notions, making this one a bit less enjoyable to read. It's still a decent read for killing time when you're looking for something to read.
It's very well written. The Mickey Mouse detail is excellent. I guess changing it to White Rabbit later would be more suitable for a wider audience. Yi Zhonghai isn't that bad. In episode 44 of the TV series, when He Daqing mentioned sending money, neither Yi Zhonghai nor Sha Zhu reacted much. Going to fight in the Korean War, wouldn't it be better to have some storage space?
Qin Huairu was indeed a woman who brought good fortune to her husband. The Jia family desperately tried to suppress her auspicious destiny, but despite all that, they still reaped both fame and fortune! The Jia family's ultimate gains included the main house and side rooms of the nursing home courtyard, two large rooms for Yi Zhonghai, two large rooms for the old lady, and their own family's…
I've been following this book since the one about He Yuzhu's rebirth, and I'm looking forward to seeing how it goes in this one. Good luck, author!
It's good. I've read many courtyard houses, and Qin Huairu in this novel lives the best life, without being too violent.
Personally, I feel this book deserves five stars. It features dual transmigration and the strongest cheat ability in a courtyard house. Although the courtyard house plot is not described much, there are many surprises in other aspects. Why is the rating so low?
The handwriting is acceptable.
That's good. It avoids the trivialities of family life in traditional courtyard houses and focuses more on national development. Unlike other modern time-travel/rebirth novels that constantly revolve around the mundane family squabbles and wasted time in traditional courtyard houses.