Siheyuan: I Awoke First from the Great Dream

Lou Xiao'e's parents took her to Hong Kong, where she had a child, He Xiao, with Sha Zhu. Later, Lou Xiao'e married someone from Hong Kong but then divorced and returned to Beijing. However, Sha Zhu had already married Qin Huairu, so Lou Xiao'e ended up single again. Change the rating and then remove it from the bookshelf.

Actually, your writing style is quite mature. Having gone through the ordeal of the dream, you still wrote very similarly to the original. Even knowing others are plotting against you, you constantly feign weakness, making it uninteresting to continue reading. I'm giving you four stars because there are no bizarre, overpowered plot devices. Just my personal opinion…

I reread the beginning several times to confirm that this silly Zhu isn't a time traveler; it's just that the original silly Zhu suddenly seemed to have a dream, but he himself wasn't sure. Under these circumstances, the author's portrayal of Silly Zhu gradually leading to the later events is actually quite well-written.

Not getting married is also a viable option. Being single was actually better in those days; after all, you have a son, and when he comes back, life will be wonderful.

Why is the score so low? This is the best and most perfect of all the Siheyuan novels. Throughout, He Yuzhu never forgets his principles as a human being. It's also a book that doesn't demonize anything and depicts the lives of normal people. It's just not long enough. Keep writing and try to reach 3 million words! A low score can produce a good book. Finally, I've seen one without a system or space, that portrays a man's responsibility and loyalty to his family.

This book has a low rating; it should be better. It presents issues from Sha Zhu's own perspective, rather than the viewpoint of a transmigrator with a different soul, requiring the reader to interpret the dream sequence to understand the story. While there are some flaws, some characters are overly characterized, and the relationships are somewhat disjointed, it's still a well-written book that can even move readers to tears in certain parts, which is quite impressive.

The absence of cheat codes, cheat systems, or invincible abilities is excellent. I've always believed that rebirth and awakening from a dream are already the biggest cheat codes imaginable. Some novice authors insist on adding invincible abilities to mundane family stories, and reading those cheat-driven novels really affects one's intelligence. The author of this novel is very good.

The most distinctive character is Sha Zhu; the author has been very successful in shaping the protagonist! Many online novels, even those from different series, feature protagonists with the same trait, resulting in high homogeneity. This one is different...

This offers a truly different perspective on the courtyard house issue, addressing its problems without any unnecessary complications or systemic issues like lotteries. The system is sick of this! Someone with a system key could thrive even in primitive society!

The passion closely follows the original work. The characters' personalities match the protagonist's established traits. This is truly a high-quality courtyard novel.