Siheyuan: Waiting for the Rabbit by the Tree Stump

I've been following this author since their previous books. Their writing style is definitely commendable. Although the previous books had some flaws, they were all quite enjoyable. While some of the settings and historical events were described vaguely, it's clear that the author did their research carefully, showing that they are a dedicated writer.

It's really well-written, with a unique perspective. It's significantly different from the typical fanfiction. Some people might not like it, but I personally think it's very good. I've read over a thousand fanfictions about courtyard houses, and this type is extremely rare.

It's a time-travel story, a chaotic free-for-all among time travelers. The main character is basically absent from the story; it's the later time travelers who change the plot. The main character is constantly trying to minimize losses, which feels pretty good. At least those who mess with the main character won't dare to openly provoke them, unlike other stories where someone with status can still mess with you.

The protagonist is actually Qin Huairu, who transmigrated from another world. The original protagonist should just treat him like God.

It's kind of like they're ambushing all sorts of time travelers. I just finished reading about Xiao Huiru, and now I'm seeing the old man Zhu reborn 😂😂😂 It's quite interesting.

The idea is great; I read a copy of this one before and it was unreadable. Plum Wine's writing is definitely more decisive. 👍

Saving Staff Officer Liu requires five stars.

It's quite good. It's not as violent as the book on morality and ethics, and its logic is smoother.

High-quality novels as always, worth recommending.

It's not bad; the main character has a relatively low profile, and the story is quite novel.