Siheyuan: I'm Young Master Liu, and I Really Don't Have the Surname Cao

I've read a lot of courtyard-compound novels and thought they were too full of hostility, so I decided to write one myself. Dear readers, give it a try, and if anything bothers you, please let me know. Liu Guangqi: “Sister Xiao'e, we're really not right for each other.” Lou Xiao'e: “You say we're not right for each other, but then why do you keep your eyes shut tight? If you opened your eyes and looked at me, I wouldn't believe you saw nothing.” Liu Guangqi: “Sister-in-law Jia, we'd better keep a little distance.” Qin Huairu: “You used to call me your little sweetheart when we watched the moon together. Now you've found someone new and traded me in, so I'm just Sister-in-law Jia.” Liu Guangqi: “Xiaoli, what do you like about me? I'll change it, okay?” Zhou Xiaoli: “I like you just the way you are, especially the parts you don't like about yourself!” “What a mess! My irresistible charm has nowhere to go.”