Siheyuan: I Use the Law to Crush All Defiance

First, reading it broadened my knowledge and helped me understand many truths about that era. Second, it was written meticulously and with great care, featuring pictures and explanations of the "truths," showing the author's considerable effort. Finally, compared to other similar novels, its biggest feature is that it doesn't focus on women!

So far, there are no major flaws. The plot is reasonable, the logic is smooth, the timeline is clear, and I quite like the character settings, which please me greatly. 🤭🤭

The author's writing is relatively objective and close to the historical context. The characters in the courtyard are dealt with quite badly: the deaf old woman who abuses her age, Yi Zhonghai who uses moral blackmail, and Yan Bugui who takes advantage of others. It avoids the clichéd plots common in other courtyard dramas, making it worthy of five stars.

Having listened to Chapter 54, I can see that the logic, research, and execution were all done with great care, deserving a five-star rating. The rest is a long story. Ultimately, he was forced to go to Hong Kong. Why not just watch Hong Kong variety shows? That's why I don't like watching Dark Ages. Everyone praises it to the skies, but it's all the author's design.

I must give you a good review. I've only read up to chapter 54. Although the writing style isn't very humorous, it's very solid. These 54 chapters are developing, detailing the characters, and not using conflicts haphazardly. The writing is very steady. In fact, all online novels are essentially wish-fulfillment stories; the difference lies in the writing style and the way conflicts are portrayed.

I can say with certainty that this book by this author is the best, most responsible, most morally sound, and most entertaining of all courtyard novels. I will not accept any arguments against it. The author is extremely professional and exceptionally talented.

Haha, this courtyard novel is pretty good. The opening chapters describe where the protagonist grew up. After saving Director Yang, the protagonist didn't want to be taken in by Director Yang and instead became a clerk in the neighborhood office. He immediately gave the three old men a big surprise right from the start 🤭

A rare work made with great care! A rare fanfiction about a courtyard house written by a Beijing native! A rare work that corrects past mistakes! It corrects many common mistakes made in Beijing-era writings! The only shortcoming is the lack of an accurate layout map of the courtyard house. I have found one that I think is relatively accurate and pasted it in the text. If the author is capable, he can modify it himself.

I've finished watching it now, 5 stars. While I missed out on a bit of the thrill, I understand the author's intentions. Promoting the Civil Code and ensuring the entire courtyard isn't illiterate is a good thing. Also, I suggest the author avoid a harem! Absolutely no harem! Author, I have a suggestion: find an opportunity to pursue further education and improve your academic qualifications.

Having read over ten chapters, it's quite enjoyable. I've only read a few episodes of "The Courtyard House," but even those few episodes made me furious, so I've been reading fanfiction, but I treat them like historical fiction. Whenever I see historical fiction with harems or overpowered characters, or with all sorts of later objects being used, it's really not interesting; it just gives me a…