Siheyuan: I Want a Stable Job

The writing is good, and the plot is also good. The low score is because it focuses on the flaws. First of all, it involves a widow. I also hate this plot, but I tolerated it. The later handling was passable, so I reluctantly accepted it. Secondly, regarding the attitude towards the courtyard, the writing actually conforms to normal neighborly relations, but the courtyard carries a hostile…

After searching for so long, I've finally found a good novel. It's perfect in every way, and it has all the exciting parts. Keep it up! It started strong but declined in quality, becoming increasingly uninteresting later on; the author probably just didn't know how to write it anymore.

It's good. The protagonist's cheat ability is relatively minor compared to other stories set in courtyard houses. The fact that the protagonist can manage to achieve a career advancement by navigating seemingly unrelated daily information is truly impressive. The protagonist is obsessed with officialdom, something I rarely encounter in real life, but I found it quite interesting as I read on.

It looks pretty good; there's ambition, a beautiful girlfriend, and passionate moments with a young woman. The plot armor isn't overly powerful; it's helpful, but more suited to the protagonist's climb to the top. There aren't too many mundane, petty squabbles in the courtyard house; the social interactions are more in line with the era and more realistic. As for the widow from Qin, that's perfectly normal; youth is wasted on the young.

The book was released before the wind even started blowing, which is quite good for its genre. It's readable and not just a typical wish-fulfillment story. It deserves a 7.8-8.3 rating, though the current score is low.

Five stars! It's a hundred times better than most courtyard houses! 😘

It's quite interesting. Most books feature a lazy, unambitious protagonist, so this one with ambition is rather refreshing.

It's still acceptable at present; exquisite courtyard houses.

This book is good, I can read it.

It's a very enjoyable read. While the depiction of the era has minor flaws, they don't detract from the overall quality. The writing, plot, and storytelling are all quite good.