The Dreamlike Journey from Courtyard-House Local to Soviet Trader

Overall, it's a good courtyard novel. The system has minimal impact, the main character is likable, and the plot is quite good. However, there are some parts that feel a bit unnatural, perhaps due to cuts or the author writing whatever came to mind. Although it doesn't affect the reading experience 🤔

It's a pretty good, satisfying read! It's just that the protagonist's cheat ability is too weak [smirk]. It's a disservice to the title! The cheat ability should be a conceptual, rule-based skill! Something like getting stronger the longer you live! After all, the author described the little girl the old man just adopted very well and vividly! Now that she's grown up, the protagonist has aged too 😎

I read it all in one go, but it wasn't enough. I'll update faster. Everyone has their own taste; some say it has flaws, but I found it very enjoyable, especially playing Cao Cao. I just didn't find Ding Qiunan's storyline interesting, so I mostly skipped it. This book reminded me of that one on Qidian, "The Last Winner of the Courtyard."

This is definitely a rare gem among courtyard-themed novels. The protagonist's personality, intelligence, emotional intelligence, and even his tone of voice are exactly my type. It deserves five stars. If the scenes involving his interactions with the opposite sex were more nuanced and developed, it would easily earn a higher rating. 👍

Four stars is the maximum. It's a harem anime; it's watchable, enjoyable, and I love it. Whether it's logical or not is none of my concern. Hehe 😊

A typical Tomato-themed multi-female wish-fulfillment novel, direct and fast-paced, I enjoyed reading it, and I hope the author will update more often.

Some comments have mentioned this, but I don't think it's a major flaw. The protagonist pushed Qin Huairu and Yu Li, so I think that makes him seem like a normal person. I find protagonists who are always defiant and confrontational unrealistic.

The book is full now, it's ready to be served! 😏 I'd give it five stars for the female-oriented content, but isn't the author from a female-oriented genre? I'm outta here!

This book is one of the few I've read to the end of a traditional courtyard house. It's a pity that many of the female protagonists married other people. Although they had their share, it still left a bit of an awkwardness and resentment.

Chapter 200 was good, but the rest wasn't so great? To paraphrase Charlotte, "You think you can bully me even in my dreams?"