Life in the Siheyuan: I Married Qin Huairu from the Start

The author's idea is good: make more friends and fewer enemies—that's the normal way of thinking! You benefit from it, and life is wonderful, isn't that great? There are too many courtyard novels with too much hostility; honestly, unless it's a system reward, is it necessary?

This novel is well-written!! Although a bit short, it's still good, I look forward to more. At least the values ​​are relatively positive? Actually, sometimes the good and bad between people are just a matter of a single encounter. For example, if you think someone is good, and you keep treating them well, then they'll eventually become friends.

This courtyard house story is quite well-written. The male lead has a special ability, but it doesn't appear very often. The writing is warm and gentle, without any harshness. The male lead isn't a saint, and the main thing is that he chose a nice name for his child, haha. The child also takes care of the elderly couple, including the old man and the deaf woman.

I guess this author didn't watch the TV series properly, just looked at the outline, and then wrote the book based on someone else's heavily modified version. The story is actually quite good.

I like the book by Hu Qinhuairu.

The courtyard movie theater started operating at age 12. That's the kind of sentimentality we feel. Married in 1952 or 1953 😎😎😎😎😎😎

The book is rather bland, readable, and doesn't have many conflicts, but the pure and innocent character makes it incredibly cost-effective. 👍👍👍 I finished reading it, and it was really good. It's just that the rating is a bit low. Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍

This is "Love Fills the Courtyard," not "Birds Fill the Courtyard." It's a nice change of pace, a different kind of experience.

It's a very cozy courtyard house; I'm only commenting after I've seen it.

A very down-to-earth and heartwarming story about a courtyard house; the author is excellent.