Siheyuan: Silly Zhu Kicks Yi Zhonghai to Pieces from the Start

This book has a unique perspective, a wildly expanding plot with unexpected twists and turns 🤦 There's a saying: official history isn't necessarily true, but unofficial history is definitely unofficial. Switch to this book: TV dramas aren't always authentic, but this book is definitely wild 🤦

This book teaches us that: One must have the heart to harm others! And those who are selfless and dedicated only live to be 23!

I've read up to chapter 10. The modern story is really well-written. Please update soon! 🤭

Sha Zhu deals with Yi Zhonghai, He Daqing gets an older woman pregnant, and then Yi Zhonghai becomes a father. Then, the courtyard house is no longer filled with savagery but becomes a slice-of-life story set in a bygone era. It's quite lighthearted.

It's not bad. The part where the people in the courtyard start dying is quite sentimental, with many touching moments. Overall, the book is readable, except for the protagonist, Sha Zhu, whose personality is too ordinary and a bit weak. I'd give it three or four stars, but five stars would be a bit much. 🙂 Goodbye.

I found it quite enjoyable. It wasn't purely a wish-fulfillment story, but rather depicted the everyday lives of ordinary people, with both the advantages of foresight and the mindset of ordinary folks. It wasn't overly idealistic or misguided; it portrayed ordinary days as equally fulfilling lives.

It's good, I'll write it like this! I hope it's not a single female lead.

Even with a magical space and a spiritual spring, you still can't beat Liu Guangtian and his brother. Just watch and see, you won't utter a sound.

A wonderful piece about courtyard houses! Keep up the good work, author!

It's alright, there are some unique aspects to it. For example, the Qing Dynasty and an old lady.