Siheyuan: I Have a Pocket Dimension, So I Have Nothing to Fear

After reading the synopsis, I thought it would be a typical courtyard house story, but after reading it, I found that every chapter has a different plot. I hope it gives Sha Zhu a different life. It's just a bit too long! I'm urging for more updates every day. Author, please keep up the good work! 😏😏

A rare gem among the Siheyuan (courtyard house) stories, the author deserves praise! First, the characters are vividly portrayed, their speech and actions reflecting the spirit of their time, with minimal elements of later periods, which is excellent. Second, life isn't just about fighting and killing; it's more about human relationships and social dynamics.

The characters and plot are portrayed realistically, avoiding blatant attempts at negativity. It's a pleasant read. Keep up the good work, author!

The rating is low, but I personally think it's good.

When it's time to cut your losses, there's no limit to how much you can stretch things out. Stay tuned for more.

Aside from the female lead, everything else is great! It's not that Qiu Ye is bad, it's just that she's too easily swayed.

Not bad. I almost let the rating affect my opinion. I really like the protagonist's decisive and straightforward nature. It's much more comfortable to read without the Moral Celestial and the Jia family. Every time I read a courtyard house story, I get so angry seeing the Jia family. The author writes well. Keep it up!

That's interesting, and the writing is quite good. You've "met" a senior high school Chinese teacher.

It's alright, not just mindless bashing. The supporting characters are reasonably intelligent, which is fine. Some comments mentioned inaccurate pricing, but that's not entirely exaggerated. It's not like vegetables can sell for several dollars. To be honest, back then, not many people bought or sold fish; it was wasteful of oil, and less oil meant a stronger fishy smell.

Clean and efficient, this silly Zhu is reliable for now.