Siheyuan: Beautiful, Don’t Be Like That

It deserves 5 stars. The fighting and killing are intense, and while the plot is a bit mindless, I enjoyed reading it without thinking too much. For a story with this kind of violent tone, it's pretty good. The downsides are that there are a lot of female character acquisition scenes, so I skipped through most of them.

I started reading this book after reading the author's previous work, Yang Xiaomi's. It's pretty good. Personally, I think the most toxic part so far is the section where Director Yang threatens me with Tie Dan. The rest is fine. Overall, I'd give it an 8 or higher.

This is really well-written! Even I, someone who doesn't usually read stories about courtyard houses, thoroughly enjoyed it. It's excellent! Compared to stories about awakening superhuman talent at the start, beating up three old men, or the return of an immortal emperor and a horde of animals stealing my house, this is much better. It also has a good sense of the era! Highly recommended!!

I thoroughly enjoyed reading it! I hope the author continues to work hard and update frequently. Having read so many similar novels, this one is the most enjoyable to read! Keep up the good work, author, you write truly wonderfully!

The plot is quite good, with subtle details, and the character portrayals are decent. The only major flaw is the poor choice of images. Using a 30-year-old image for an 18-year-old female supporting character… couldn't they just use a generator to recreate it? 🤦 Although it has low ratings, it's suitable for harem and slow-paced stories, and is considered moderately toxic.

It looks fine, quite like Liu Bei, and there's nothing particularly disgusting about it. It's a good way to pass the time.

Five-star review for the "little dark room" theme~ Actually, it's not bad at all, it's just that there are too many similar courtyard houses~ Whether it's the master chef's cooking skills, the master doctor's skills, the shopping mall space purchasing rural family, or even the standard multiple female characters for the "little dark room" feature, etc., Too many people have already written about…

The protagonist attacks someone just because they don't get their food; you should know what kind of person they are, right? 😏

After reading around 70 chapters, I couldn't take it anymore and came to the comments section. The comments section is definitely more interesting! This book has its exciting moments, and the protagonist is decisive and straightforward. The author also tries to avoid unnecessary conflicts. But personally, I felt a little uncomfortable reading it; perhaps it lacks social skills.

It's pretty good, except for one point that doesn't quite align with the author's vision: the black girl insisting on marrying into the family. I don't quite understand that, and I'm not sure if it will change later. So far, I'm thoroughly enjoying it. I saw some comments about the protagonist helping his older sister, which is puzzling.