Siheyuan: Hey, Little Brother!

Five stars is a must! The main character's grandfather is the director of the military control commission, and even his nephew gets scrambled for by a bunch of ordinary people when he comes to No. 95 compound. Such an amazing premise deserves, absolutely deserves, absolutely deserves five stars!

Good, he's about to die from the poison.

#One by one, everyone come and see, it's so good, hurry up and watch!

Hurry up and update! It's past the deadline today; I was just getting to the exciting part. I initially gave it five stars, but got a bit annoyed with the later parts. I didn't really like the choice of Chen Xueru; I didn't find her particularly pretty. Plus, the plot was a bit ridiculously illogical, so I've changed it to three stars. If I still can't understand it after watching it again, I might consider dropping the book.

The most exhilarating courtyard novel ever! Don't miss it! The protagonist is intelligent, resourceful, cunning, and shrewd. There's no plot about human relationships; it's all Gen Z tropes.

Besides the protagonist, there are other time travelers 🤦🤦 The key point is that the protagonist doesn't even know about "Love in the Courtyard." If you've seen enough of other "courtyard" stories, this one is worth checking out, it's pretty good.

A time-travel experience without knowing the plot!