There's No System in This Siheyuan, So I Became a God Instead

This book has a low rating. I read up to chapter 50 and couldn't help but write a review. So far, the only two major flaws are: first, the title – a good book ruined by its title (the other book is similar, by an author terrible at naming things); and second, the overall style leans towards absurdity.

It's been a while since I've given a rating. This is what a lighthearted, enjoyable read should be like—no need for so many forgiveness letters or shrewish rants. Actually, it's quite good this way; at least it's easy to read. Reading this kind of book is for stress relief, so why bother with all that? 😄😄😄

This is the most satisfying fanfiction about courtyard houses that I've ever read. I highly recommend it. It doesn't have many flaws, the morality is flexible, and it's right up my alley. 😏

🤦I can't be the only one who breaks down, it's too unpredictable.

It's a great read, very interesting, and quite to my taste. I'm also reading another book by the same author.

It's funny, lighthearted, really good, and very entertaining.

A lighthearted and cheerful courtyard house where you can also manage the birds. The characters' personalities are a bit erratic at first, but it gets quite interesting once they become more defined.

It's a pretty fun book, but it seems like not many people have read it. Author, please try harder and write more!

This one is better than the one by Xu Damao; it's much less violent and more engaging. The only downside is that there's a bit too much screen time devoted to the father and brother.

Positive review, very nice, the presentation was great.