Yi Zhonghai Divorces and Makes a Comeback, and the Other Courtyard Elders Follow Suit

I mistook the person in the picture for Yi Zhonghai, not bad 😁 No dragging things out, handled the matter very decisively. It's just that the new book is too short; I'll wait until I've accumulated more before releasing it 😄 I just want to see the old man; the main character has become a background character, with all sorts of supporting characters appearing.

It's pretty good. At the beginning, I thought it was a story of a reformed protagonist, different from the original character, or a spineless loafer. Then, after endless back-and-forth, I was surprised to find the protagonist decisive and ruthless in killing others.

Finally, I've found a male-oriented novel about a courtyard house that doesn't involve a harem or women like Qin Huairu and Lou Xiao'e! I really can't understand it; it's not like there aren't other women. This one is really good. The male lead is decisive and ruthless, but he doesn't act like a womanizer and marries an 18-year-old virgin—a single female lead. The male lead isn't a good person, but he just wants a peaceful life. It's really good!

My impression of this novel is that it's truly refreshing. Compared to other courtyard novels, this one reflects the thinking of a normal person—decisive and ruthless. This book truly embodies the meaning of those four words. It may not be as funny as the books by Zhao Xiyan and Lin Shaowen, but the protagonist's problem-solving approach is exactly what we readers want to see: decisive and…

This is pretty good, but the protagonist's involvement is a bit low, perhaps due to poor pacing in the early stages. There's no main storyline yet, but the protagonist is decisive and knows what he wants, which is quite good. Hopefully, the author will refine the outline and write a better story later on.

He's decisive and efficient; he got a divorce without hesitation, but he also helped his ex find a new partner, remarry, and have children. Anyone who poses a threat to him, like Jia Zhangshi and Factory Director Yang, is dealt with without a second thought. 😄😄😄😄

I was just going to read a few chapters casually, but I ended up finishing it! The immersion was great. I have a few thoughts: it needs some space to uncover the two princes' treasures. Starting with a high standard before moving to a more ordinary writing style would be much better! This is just my personal opinion. 🤔🤔🤔

Five-star rating reason: The decisive elimination of Factory Director Yang, a beneficiary of the existing system, ultimately led to his resurgence, the rise of powerful clans, and the proliferation of capitalism. Therefore, removing him was the best course of action. Unfortunately, the winds of change were too short-lived; capitalism and class structures re-emerged.

Okay, okay, I really hate that silly girl, finally someone's not licking her boots anymore, that's great!

The protagonist of this time-travel story, Yi Zhonghai, handles things decisively and efficiently, which aligns with modern thinking. Not bad! I support him, keep it up! The later parts were just so-so... Goodbye