Siheyuan: More Children, More Blessings, and I Snatch Qin Huairu Away!

Actually, it's alright. There aren't any major flaws in the whole story, but it's just not enjoyable to read; it's rather bland. Regarding acknowledging that the third and second uncles taught you this, I personally believe it's wrong. It will cause a series of problems and affect how some people perceive you.

Doesn't the space have a one-click planting feature? Don't tell me to do it manually. It's okay if I have a little land, but wait until the space has hundreds of acres and then show me how to do it manually.

The unseen E'zi, the 100-man slayer Da Mao, Jia Dongxu returning to his hometown—the main characters are always either working or on their way to work. Sha Zhu marrying Jia Zhangshi is just too much! And that clever old lady—I never imagined the child would come about this way!

Well written, I like Qin Huairu.

Good job, author! Keep it up!

The plot is decent, and the character portrayals are also good.

In-depth Meaningful Those who know, know.

A very good book

If you dare to offend me, I'll definitely give you a five-star review.

Having read too many novels about courtyard houses with all sorts of settings, I found the numerous descriptions of the era and work in this one quite uncomfortable. The descriptions of the women, however, were more tolerable.