In the Siheyuan, Sunflower Seeds and Peanuts Are a Must

Well, it's confirmed that the protagonist and his neighbor are time travelers, plus another character we haven't met yet. They live next to the courtyard house. While there aren't many highlights—whether it's growing vegetables, working in the factory, or the specific era—some things are all set too early.

A distinctive traditional courtyard house story, upholding artistic integrity, without any overpowered plot devices, featuring an ensemble cast, and focusing on supplementing the TV series' storyline with detailed descriptions; the identity of the main character is irrelevant.

🤦Finally, a normal job—fitter! No more hunting. The wild Peppa Pig family only appeared once, and that was because his friend did the purchasing.🤦No more just rummaging through space and having a purchasing agent on the go!🤦

I'm giving it five stars. I'm afraid you won't be able to find it if I only give it two. This is a novel with multiple time travelers. It might even be entirely populated by time travelers.

I think it's alright. It's more beautiful than many of the courtyard houses I've seen. Most importantly, it's in line with human nature.

Of the four time travelers, two are near the courtyard house; one is tech-savvy, and the other is diplomatic. (Blue)

The author writes well; this is all a pro-Vietnam writer without a systematic approach can do.

It has some unique features, and it's alright. Five stars for now.

Very good, unstructured, simple, an excellent work.

I'd like to know if this novel is about transmigration or group travel?