Siheyuan: From the Start, I Set a Trap to Ruin the Jia Family and Humiliate Banggeng

It's alright, the writing is so-so, but you can tell the author is trying hard to build the story. There are many plot points I haven't seen before. You might want to check it out if you're looking for something to read.

The concept is alright, and the analysis is quite interesting, but Sha Zhu's romantic storyline is vague. Are we waiting for Lou Xiao'e?

Overall, it was alright, but it was a bit too lenient on the enemy. Instead of killing them outright, it shouldn't have been crippled. If you're going to break their legs, break them completely. If you made Bang Geng and Yi Zhonghai suffer comminuted fractures in both legs, they wouldn't be running around everywhere. You could watch their miserable state in the yard every day. Wouldn't that be better than sending them to prison?

The plot moves at a slow pace, but the scenes of people getting their comeuppance are very detailed. Especially the part about public restroom number 95—I laugh uncontrollably every time I hear it, hahaha! 🤦

This book is the most satisfying of all the courtyard-themed books I've read. The portrayal of He Yuzhu is decent, but the most important part is the depiction of the Jia family—it's truly rare and incredibly satisfying. The Jia family's ending was very cathartic.

Hurry up and arrange a female lead.

It's alright, good and evil will be rewarded in the end! At first, I thought we'd have to wait for Moth to bring her son back, but it turns out she snatched the Thief Saint's wife. She's still a virgin, so it's acceptable, considering she got married at 40.

I don't know why it has such a low rating. Having read hundreds of books on the theme of "Siheyuan," this one is a rare gem. Evil deserves its just deserts. Well done, author! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Sigh... Qin Huairu has let down the whole world, but she has never wronged her son.

This book is readable; it's the most satisfying fanfiction about courtyard houses I've ever read.