The Siheyuan’s Guardian Treasure

It's like a modern person and someone from another era sharing the same space, able to exchange resources. It's a space created by a master, but it's not being used correctly. There are too many things within the space that can be shared. In that era, you could easily find paintings by Liu Yazi, Qi Baishi, and Zhang Daqian, as well as rosewood furniture.

The protagonist's time-travel premise is unique and very appealing! I feel there are a few too few spatial elements; he was a bit too lenient with the Jia family, at least teach them a lesson, show them what's what!! After all, my colleague was sent away so easily 😅!

I've only read 12 chapters, and I'm giving it a thumbs up. This is the first time I've seen such writing on Tomato Books. The author is meticulous, the writing style is good, and the imagery and sense of the era are very strong. The pacing is a bit slow; I guess most Tomato users who prefer fast-paced, exciting stories won't have the patience for this. Keep it up!

The protagonist's ability to astral projection allowed him to collect all the money belonging to those in the courtyard who had a grudge against him. Sha Zhu has his own master and fellow apprentices, and even if things don't go well, he still has his father's connections, so he needs Lao Yi to help him find a job. Tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw away. The fragmented chapters are too disorganized, and the timeline jumps too quickly.

Well written, very exciting! It's just that the protagonist doesn't know the plot, so it's not exciting enough. I feel that the most sinister person in the courtyard is still Yi Zhonghai. If we get rid of Old Yi, there will be more than half of peace.

Based on this exquisite writing style alone, it is undoubtedly the best in the Siheyuan series. I hope the author can continue writing for a longer period and write more, as I want to understand the social changes, social landscape, and interpersonal relationships from the 1950s to the 2000s. I've read over 60 pages of this book.

Aside from being a bit of a traitor, it's alright. At least what man doesn't dream of finding women to have his children? Haha, this is a male-oriented novel set in a courtyard house, very well written.

Keep it up! Don't stop updating, I believe in you! 🤦 I read a book before where the author wrote about time travel in ancient history. Towards the end, the ordinary world and the extraordinary world merged. Many readers asked him why he didn't switch books or write a sequel. The author said this book couldn't stop; he could keep writing and earn at least 150-200 yuan a day.

Ask the author: Babies usually start teething at four to six months, and the protagonist's son has just started teething, yet the aunt's belly is already showing! Does that mean the baby was implanted just a month after birth? Is such a situation possible? Is it possible to breastfeed under these circumstances? Also, in 1949, the author entered the purchasing department for unplanned procurement.

This book is actually quite well-written and doesn't deserve such a low score. The reason for the low score seems to be the poor writing in the beginning; the application of the system in the earlier section was a bit confusing. Also, it would be better if it only focused on traditional courtyard houses and didn't include modern elements. However, it's still worth reading.