Living It Up, Starting in the Siheyuan

Comfortable, a different feeling. There's really no need to make courtyard house fanfiction so complicated and violent.

I can describe this book in two words: comfortable. Perhaps it's because the protagonist's personality resonates with my current state of mind, and it was the first time I'd read a harem novel set in a courtyard house, so it felt natural and not at all off-putting. The supporting characters are intelligent, and there are no awkward conflicts or plot holes. It seems like a simple chronicle, but it has depth without being overly absurd. For me, this is a high-quality courtyard house novel.

This is good. Bang Geng's writing is quite good. It's not a heinous crime for a little kid to steal some food. So many fanfictions portray Bang Geng as so miserable and hateful, which frankly reflects envy, jealousy, and hatred towards Jia Geng for getting millions of dollars for nothing.

This is the most comfortable courtyard house I've ever seen. It doesn't have so much hostility; it shows ordinary life and ordinary people.

Excellent! The writing is fluent and demonstrates a solid foundation. Even with simple, descriptive language, the author manages to narrate the story with ease and fluency!

Very interesting, I hope this alternative style continues.

That's interesting, keep up the good work!

"No need to listen, it's inherently unacceptable, you can figure it out anytime soon!" Li Jianjun said without changing his expression. Haha, this is the first time I've seen a comment about Lou Bancheng like this. This one sentence alone is worth ten five-star reviews! Unfortunately, some authors, in order to create trouble, give the protagonist a powerful background, thinking it will protect the Lou family. This is a fundamental incompatibility with national policy; no one can protect them.

It's comforting and fulfilling to look at.

It's watchable! The author has great ideas!