I Transmigrated into Siheyuan and Saw Through Yi Zhonghai’s Plot from the Start

Give everyone in the courtyard a sense of openness and tranquility, free from scheming and chaos, reflecting what a normal courtyard should look like. Scheming will eventually be rewarded; may everyone live peacefully and strive for progress. Very beautiful!!!

The Holy Mother has been born. The first 30-odd chapters were alright, nothing too bad. But later on, even the Leshan Giant Buddha has to be brought up and the author has to take over.

It feels good, it reflects reality—a nine-year-old child alone in the yard! That's quite good.

I've only read a few chapters and it seems pretty good. Helping the silly siblings is nice; I'm curious to see how the retirement group will handle it. Five stars.

The writing flows smoothly, the plot is logical and reasonable, and the language is concise.

It is relatively objective and also shows a change in human nature.

It's good, but the chef's salary is listed too low. Fengzeyuan couldn't possibly only pay 30-odd yuan a month, especially considering how many tens of thousands of yuan they were making back then! 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦 A chef with three stoves would earn over 30 yuan a month; a chef with two stoves would earn at least 50-60 yuan a month, between 80 and 100 yuan.

Okay, okay, I love listening to this! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

A down-to-earth, entertaining story set in a traditional courtyard house; worth watching.

It lacks that much hostility, just like writing an essay! But it always feels like something's missing.