Siheyuan: A Life of Freedom Begins After Leaving the Army

This is a very good historical novel. The story is logically consistent with the era and the officialdom. One obvious flaw I noticed is how a girl as young as Niu Niu could travel alone from Henan to the capital and find that courtyard house all by herself. It's very illogical. Even today, let alone in that chaotic era, it's not something a child of that age could do. That scene could be changed to the old village chief escorting her there; that would be more reasonable. @IWantToEatZhaJiangMian

Zhang Jia's: Old Jia! Dongxu! Take the author away! You don't even update extra during the holiday! You're not letting me get enough!

This work left a deep impression on me; its captivating storyline and exquisite writing style are truly unforgettable. The author vividly depicts a fantastical world, making the reader feel as if they are there. Highly recommended for those who enjoy adventure and challenges!

If I don't like it later, I'll drop the book. For now, I'll give it a five-star review. I really like the passion!

This book is well-written; the protagonist's bottom line is quite flexible. The early chapters about the Widow Collector are a bit of a letdown, and the Widow's storyline gets shorter later on—probably because she was punished. 😂

It's decent, nothing particularly exciting but also not too bad. Writing takes effort, so I'm giving it five stars.

I really can't accept the idea of ​​a harem, but I quite like the way the characters interact with each other.

The most striking feature of this story is its heartwarming atmosphere; the interactions between the female protagonist and her family are very touching. The protagonist's spatial abilities weren't very strong at the beginning, so there weren't many exciting or violent scenes. Although the plot was simple, it was still captivating enough to keep you watching.

It's well written, five-star review sent.

It's really good. Although it's a bit harem-like, the flaws don't detract from its overall quality. The author told a great story, and the characters in the courtyard house are just embellishments. The protagonist himself played very well. It's just that the fast-forwarding in the later stages was too excessive, and it ended abruptly. I would give it a low score; it could be 8.5 Or higher.