Siheyuan: Yi Zhonghai's Descendants Fill the Courtyard, Thanks to an Early Start

I especially loved this story about "A Courtyard Full of Love." It depicts how Yi Zhonghai, in the story, dedicated himself to his family, friends, and country, generating foreign exchange for the nation, ending famine ahead of schedule, and providing early warning of the Tangshan earthquake.

The saying "Many children, many blessings" is alright, but the ending is a bit rushed. It's a beautiful life. I personally quite like the idea of ​​having many children and grandchildren, but in reality, I don't want to have any. Raising children is too much trouble and a responsibility. I feel I can't do it, and life is a mess that leaves me feeling overwhelmed.

It looks alright, but why didn't the system give all those pills to my wife? Isn't there a blessed land portable space? Wouldn't it be better to fake her death and go live in that blessed land? 🍉🍉🍉

It's really good, really good, the plot is very original.

It's alright, readable, and quite concise. Although the length is short, the time span is quite long, and the whole text is relatively harmonious.

This novel is so good!

It has some minor flaws, but those don't detract from its overall merit. The concept is good, and if you keep at it, it will become a great story!

It looks good but is a bit short.

Previously, people always portrayed Mediterranean characters as villains, but this one is a good guy; it's a unique and interesting change.

It's pretty good ((*^∀^))👍🏻, although it sounds a bit like the way people talk in ancient times.