Transmigrated as Silly Zhu: A Whole New Siheyuan

True happiness lies in the simple and ordinary; less scheming, more genuine affection. In daily life, you can't be calculating this and that every day. The entire text deliberately minimizes the scheming of the deaf old woman Yi Zhonghai and the meanness of Jia Zhangshi, reasonably eliminating uncertainties. That's wonderful.

The author has literary talent and is well-suited to writing romance novels. Every chapter is emotionally moving, but the portrayal of Lou Bancheng is too subservient. From the early 1960s after liberation, red capitalists were treated quite well, so the Lou family's decision to flee in the early 1960s wouldn't have been driven by such strong resentment towards the wealthy…

The warmth of everyday life is what truly comforts the human heart. 👍👍👍

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

A captivating story! No backstabbing or intrigue.

This book is different from other courtyard houses, but I like this novel. This is the first time I've given someone 5 stars.

You spent 100,000 yuan on kitchen renovations, are you unwilling to spend a decent residual current circuit breaker?

This is the most heartwarming courtyard-themed fanfiction I've ever read. It doesn't have so much scheming and backstabbing, which I love.

I wonder if the author read Aunt Field Mouse's diary, because it's full of that vibe.

It's so good-looking, five stars isn't an exaggeration.