Siheyuan: He Yuzhu Starts Anew After Joining the Power Bureau

A fanfiction about a traditional courtyard house that's worth reading. It takes a unique approach to showcasing the journey of a master chef, a life lived in a traditional courtyard house but with a heart far from home… It's probably a long story; I'm adding it to my favorites... It's just the beginning, with some flaws but nothing to do with the overall picture; it shows normal modern neighborly relations, and incidentally, it changes the traditional courtyard house...

The book is excellent. The protagonist is gentle and, as the description says, without any hostility. The neighbors are also very welcoming, offering to lend their houses to everyone. Although writing the plot was a bit complicated, it was definitely not just for padding the word count. Many of the seemingly random characters in the story also feel surprisingly natural! I hope everyone stays up late to read it; reading it during the day might affect your mood.

Excellent! This is clearly the work of a seasoned author. The writing captures the essence of that era. Hope you keep it up! Keep it up!

It's written quite well so far, but there aren't enough words. The plot hasn't even started yet, there's no tension, and no major conflicts have erupted. Also, the "golden finger" (cheat code) isn't very powerful; becoming rich and powerful is easy, but building a great career is difficult. I hope the author continues to work hard and update regularly! Keep it up, author!

Overall, it's pretty good. If you're looking for something to read, you can pick it up and get into it. There aren't any major ups and downs, but if you take your time and don't rush, you'll find yourself reading all the way to the last chapter.

This courtyard novel is a high-quality work; it's not overly violent, changes many people's lives, and doesn't feature harem elements. It only has one female lead. The protagonist's "golden finger" (advantageous character development) is well-developed, and he doesn't get involved in any murders. He doesn't harm anyone, nor does he fight with the people in the courtyard every day.

I'll give it a five-star review first, and then talk about other things. Although I've only read about ten chapters, compared to other courtyard novels I've read, this one is less violent. It feels like the ordinary people in my life should act this way. Some courtyard novels portray Yi Zhonghai and Jia Zhangshi's unreasonable and morally questionable speech as somewhat unrealistic.

So far, there are no major flaws, indicating the author has focused intently on writing. The logical thinking is very solid. A worthwhile book to read.

To be honest, I've read many books about courtyard houses, which stirred up a lot of resentment. Reading this book calmed me down a lot. Actually, as the author said, this is just about everyday family matters. Our village has similar situations, just not as demonized. Sincerity begets sincerity, and blood ties really don't matter.

The plot is logical and fits the characteristics of the times. If the characters and timeline were more rigorous, it would still be a good work.