Siheyuan: Winning People Over with Reason

Of the 100 courtyard houses, 998 were sycophants of the Lou family and Lou Xiao'e. This is good; let's directly target the Lou family and Lou Xiao'e. Capitalists in that era didn't have a good ending without a suitable backer.

It's well-written, with no major flaws. The author added a lot of their own perspective on courtyard houses, focusing mainly on the extermination of animals. It's estimated that none of those beasts in the courtyard houses will be left alive. First, there's Sha Zhu, then the retirement group including He Daqing and He Yushui from Baoding, and Xu Damao and the Lou family won't escape either.

Excellent! Recommended by a seasoned bookworm. It's a pity Xu Damao died; he was the most normal person in the courtyard. His act of marrying the young widow in that era was truly doing good deeds and saving lives. Without the ability to earn money, rural widows in that time faced contempt from the villagers; anyone could insult them, including children.

Having read hundreds of books on courtyard houses, this one is definitely in my top three! It's a classic! Absolutely amazing!!

The emotional handling is alright. To be honest, as a representative of the lowest-quality literature, as long as the emotions are handled well and the word choice and sentence structure are fine, it can be rated five stars. As long as it doesn't feel stifling, it's a good courtyard house story.

This is way better than those stories about time travelers becoming simps or saints. 🤦 Author, you'd better work harder. If you continue, take it one chapter at a time. I also have some local specialties [you can savor them].

The protagonist is brave and resourceful, so I'll give him five stars 👍. If he later chooses to marry Qin Jingru like in some other works, then I'll give him two stars, haha!

While it has a few minor flaws, it's surprisingly good overall. The author's intelligence is commendable, and the handling of several historical events is quite interesting. The author's understanding of the characters is also unique, and the reimagining is quite successful. Perhaps due to length constraints, it was taken offline too quickly, and the character development wasn't thorough enough.

The work isn't finished! What a waste of that space, and all those martial arts techniques!

The protagonist's methods are on full display right from the start, definitely a 5-star read. No pretentiousness, no unnecessary words, just pure action. A rare gem among books, like "The Courtyard House." The ending wasn't good. The author chose to let go of the deep-seated hatred between himself and the He family.