Transmigrating to One Month Before Jia Dongxu's Death

This is the first time I've seen an author write Qin as having died before Dongxu. This author has really started a new genre! 😏 The writing has great potential, keep it up!

Wow, that's awesome! I've read hundreds of novels about courtyard houses, and this is the first time I've seen Qin Huairu die, and even before Jia Dongxu! 😆😆😆😆 I love this kind of bold writing, where the courtyard houses don't follow the plot! 😆 However, the author had Sha Zhu absorb the soul of the protagonist who transmigrated from another world, which is unworthy of Sha Zhu!

It's pretty good. After reading so many courtyard houses, Qin Huairu's character is a welcome departure in this one. Although she didn't take drastic revenge on Yi Zhonghai, there wasn't the extreme back-and-forth struggle like in other courtyard houses (many of them involve provoking the protagonist - reporting to the police - paying compensation - forgiving - provoking the protagonist again -…

Well written, very engaging! At least the protagonist doesn't feel that Yu Shui is an ingrate. The siblings depend on each other for survival. Without He Yu Shui, given He Yu Zhu's personality and lack of attachments, he would likely become a lost soul. Our families are similar; having people to care about makes life real, not just existing. In the story, He Yu Zhu schemes against too many people.

I've never seen anything like this before! It is said that he does not like Qin Huairu. But in novels filled with violence, I've never seen one where Qin Bailian is killed first, no matter how much killing takes place... The first time I saw Qin Bailian wasn't because she had transmigrated to a courtyard house and forced people to donate money or bully others to the point of killing them in a…

Actually, the true core of the entire courtyard is only one person: Qin Huairu. Once you deal with her, most of the problems in the courtyard will be solved.

This adaptation is indeed quite bold! In the past, almost all authors have used Qin Huairu as the core of creating conflict and pulling the plot together. However, this book takes her off the show early, which breaks away from the clichéd plot. With the protagonist less entangled, the storyline is instantly much broader.

Having read no fewer than a hundred books on the theme of courtyard houses, this is the first one where Qin Huairu dies before Jia Dongxu. It has some minor flaws, but overall it's fine. The author's updates are too slow, only one chapter a day with a little over two thousand words.

This book is the most amazing one I've ever read, and the one Huairu wrote the earliest. Wow!

This is the first time I've seen Qin Huairu die. 👍👍👍👍👍👍