Siheyuan: Following My Heart

A harem/semi-feudal fantasy... The writing is good, the timeline has been rearranged, and the puppets could be more varied, like having several that resemble the protagonist, or even multiple identity cards? Could it be made more compact... And the ability to raise powerful beings with a spatial cheat? Keep it up!

It's pretty good. The cheat system isn't quite powerful enough, mainly in terms of combat power or skills, but it's still acceptable. The plot is well-arranged and logically consistent, especially the scheme to exploit the Hou family's three-pronged approach. He has a cheat code but he deliberately suppresses it, only using the 3x area instead of the 10x or 5x area.

This book is quite good. The emotions are expressed very realistically and naturally, without being overly simply or obsequious. It doesn't start by giving the male lead simp skills or cooking abilities; it simply states that he can't cook and has relatively low life skills. He needs the women's pampering. It also has the slight domineering yet compromising qualities expected of a male lead. I personally really like this style.

Qin Huairu, who is divorced, has little to do with courtyard houses, but she writes quite well.

He's my type. As long as I reciprocate his love, I'm happy to fawn over him. Otherwise, why would someone automatically come knocking on my door just because I casually make a move?

This is so rare! Finally, this courtyard house has Liu Lan, Lou Xiao'e, Qin Jingru, Ran Qiuye, Ding Qiunan, Yu Li, Liang Ladi, and Chen Xueru. Don't forget to take them all; don't let others benefit from them.

Aside from a minor flaw in the time slot setting, I think it looks pretty good. (Continue)

Time travel with spatial abilities—life is mostly smooth sailing. Some rescues aren't perfect, but the characters are well-developed, and the flaws don't detract from the overall excellence.

Thank you so much for your efforts

Surprisingly, it's acceptable and watchable.