I Cultivate Immortality in the Siheyuan

When I read the synopsis, I thought it was a system and the protagonist was a saint. But after reading the story, I realized it wasn't. It's actually quite good. I just don't know how it will turn out later. I don't want to read saintly stories. So far, it's pretty good. Five stars!

It would be great if there were more books like this. They don't need to be so aggressive; a more peaceful approach like this is much better. Other books are either pretentious and self-deprecating, or overflowing with hostility. This peaceful approach is much better.

I finished reading it, and aside from the later parts deviating a bit from the traditional courtyard house setting, everything else was fine. Everyone seemed to be doing well. Sha Zhu married Liu Lan and had a son. Xu Damao, although initially at odds with the protagonist and had half his tongue cut out, reconciled later, married a divorced woman with a daughter, was healed by the protagonist, and had his own child. Grandpa Yi passed his engineer's exam and even got an older woman pregnant.

From now on, I can only address you as "you," because you reside in my heart. You stand in the champion's seat, and I'll go buy you some oranges. I love the March wind, the April rain, the ever-shining sun, and the best of you. My admiration for you is like the Yellow River, flowing endlessly, unstoppable!

The book is good; it's a proper courtyard house.

I finished reading "I Cultivate Immortality in a Courtyard" by the author [Second Son of the Third Uncle's Family] on August 14, 2025 at 08:44. The book currently has a rating of 6.4.

Look, look, sometimes you don't have to take it too seriously.

Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!

It's a lighthearted story, and the characters are quite kind; in short, many people aren't driven to fight to the death.

It's very good, but the later cultivation theme is somewhat inconsistent with the earlier parts, and there are some logical inconsistencies. However, the book is very enjoyable to read and doesn't have a lot of violence.