The Little Chef in the Siheyuan

There aren't many conflict points, but it's quite enjoyable... If you're looking for a fast-paced, action-packed fanfic, look elsewhere. There's no system, no cheat codes, just everyday life here... But if you're looking for a different kind of courtyard house fanfiction, this is worth checking out. It's really well-written, clearly written with care, and at least it's not as aggressive, making it a pleasant read.

This book is quite good. Of all the courtyard novels I've read, this one ranks in the top five. It doesn't have a lot of demons and monsters; it's just a very ordinary courtyard novel about neighborly relations. This one is really good 👍. Unlike other novels that are full of talismans, various cultivation techniques, and all sorts of geniuses, this one focuses on the neighborly relationship…

Life in the era of ordinary people was not as fantastical as some other people's writings suggest.

Realistic novels, which focus on human relationships and social interactions, are best read within the confines of a courtyard house.

Although the author wrote with care, if you squeeze it out, you can at least get a third of the content out of the book.

It's alright. They managed to make up for all the loose ends in the script.

It's pretty good, it's original, but the writing is a bit long-winded.

The story is original and foreshadows later developments. The research materials are very well done.

It currently appears to be a courtyard house setting, filled with casual, everyday conversation. It's about everyday life, like a simple family meal. It's alright, not too aggressive or dramatic, my heart is completely calm.

Interesting, they managed to create something new within a template-based creative framework.