Siheyuan: I'm Liu Guangtian, and I Won't Be a Foolishly Obedient Son!

To be honest, this book, *The Courtyard House*, is not bad (so far). I've noticed an interesting phenomenon on Tomato Books: highly-rated books are often not very good, while low-rated ones are actually quite readable. Hehe.

I read up to chapter 16, where the protagonist graduated from high school and was assigned to work as a porter at a steel rolling mill. The protagonist was very excited about this, so I stopped reading. I'd like to know what happens next; I'm waiting for Shennong's update. The reason I gave it four stars is that the earlier parts were well written, the ideas were unique, the actions were swift, and the laning phase was well-balanced, but I really didn't understand the copying part.

Putting everything else aside, it was quite enjoyable to watch. Any of the female leads would be fine, but none would be quite right. Zhou was the best choice, Lou was also acceptable, Xu was also an option, but all of them present considerable challenges. I'm looking forward to seeing how the male lead manages to fool Master Bai; otherwise, my intuition is too good.

Interesting, haha. I've read a lot of stories about courtyard houses, but this is the first time I've seen one where He Yushui marries Xu Damao, haha. I don't think the cover of this book is very good. This abacus would be more suitable if the protagonist were to transmigrate into the body of the third uncle's son. Just my personal opinion.

Is this Liu Guangtian the author himself? 😏

Not bad, not bad, very novel, they've even managed to create a traditional courtyard house trio.

With its unique ideas, interesting writing style, and humorous story, it's definitely worth reading.

This is a really good book, why is the rating so low? It made me laugh out loud. I've read at least a hundred different courtyard novels, and this one is quite good. I don't know why the rating is so low; it should be at least a nine out of ten.

Not bad, not as violent as some people think, no one kills at the drop of a hat. And no saintly sentimentality either. Good compared to others. Five stars for now. I've read the parts that are already written, I won't read the rest. Presumably, if you get into the procurement department, without proof of the source of materials, you can only manage a modest living.

Chapter 21 is really good; I haven't found anything to complain about. I really envy how clever the protagonist is, and I sincerely hope it doesn't have a bad ending. I originally wanted to give it five stars, but I was afraid that the author might get a perfect score from Tomato (a popular Chinese writing platform) and get it banned. It really suits my taste. The more a story lacks the protagonist's reckless spirit, the more I like this novel. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️