Everyday Life in the Siheyuan

I hope everyone will enjoy this novel. This is my first time writing, so there are many shortcomings. Please point out any areas you have to criticize, and I will try my best to correct them. I apologize for any errors that I cannot correct. Let me give you a brief introduction to the characters. Zhao Jingshan and Yang Mulan (husband and wife) Children: Zhao Song, Zhao Yu, Zhao Yang

While reading this book, I saw on short videos that Hai Yitian, who plays Xu Damao, won the Tiantan Award for Best Supporting Actor. Congratulations! 🎉

I finished reading it! It was so satisfying—a blend of calm and excitement, with revenge at the very end. The opening scene was great; the protagonist immediately took down Old Man Yan, and then without any hesitation, he killed off Old Lady Long and Yi Zhonghai. The son-in-law was also quite good. The author wrote in great detail and always managed to hit my funny bone, making me laugh for no apparent reason. 😄

The whole family is a time-travel novel, and it's pretty good. It's better than 90% of the traditional courtyard novels. At least it's a normal historical setting, without extreme suspense, forgiveness letters, or overpowered characters. It doesn't feel frustrating or oppressive; everything that needed fixing is fixed. It has some flaws, but nothing really to blame. It's a very enjoyable read.

This book is interesting and worth reading. The author should keep up the good work and write well. Later, the old Zhao family name was changed, and the timeline is incorrect. He Daqing should have run away in 1951, and Qin Huairu also married into the family in 1951. It's been 54 years since then, and Jia Dongxu is only now going on blind dates; Qin is already 21 years old.

It's well-written, but the main character's family is a bit too ordinary. It portrays ordinary people and their lives as very realistic, which makes it seem less like a novel. 😂

It's alright, there are some plot holes, but because it's rare to see a whole family time-traveling together, it's somewhat interesting, since it's quite unique.

Can life be mundane and beautiful, or is it a collective time travel?

A wonderful article, a unique perspective on courtyard houses.

It's not bad; a courtyard novel that concludes with 101 chapters. It's not particularly exciting, but it also doesn't have any major flaws. The character of Sha Zhu is portrayed quite realistically, and the ending doesn't seem to be mentioned much.