Siheyuan: I'm an Assassin Who Stumbled into the Courtyard

I personally really like this writing style; it's concise, efficient, and subtly warm. The deaf old lady and Yi Zhonghai, who belong to the retirement school, are directly written out of the story in 100,000 words. The protagonist is decisive and efficient. If someone provokes him, he will take revenge directly and can also handle the follow-up matters well. This is in line with the methods of a transmigrator with a golden finger. Keep it up!

Having read up to chapter 49, without bias, this book is quite good for a courtyard novel. There's no drawn-out conflict, no groveling, and the deaf old woman and Yi Zhonghai are quickly and decisively eliminated. There are few interpersonal relationships, so there are fewer concerns about whether to stay or leave later. Even if something goes wrong, if you all leave together later, only He Daqing will be unlucky, and it won't affect anyone else.

The female lead, Chen Xueru and Yu Liliang, dragged down Xu Huizhen's image. Let's create a space that's like a Qiankun Ring or Qiankun Pearl, containing a spiritual spring world where drinking it leads to longevity, disease prevention, and beauty enhancement. We can also grow some fruits, grains, and medicinal herbs!

It suits my taste perfectly. Unlike some novels that portray Yu Shui as an ingrate, Yu Shui introduced several girls to Sha Zhu. You can't wake someone who's pretending to be asleep. But if you actually wake them up, do you think the deaf man and the Jia family would let Yu Shui go? I'm afraid He Yu Shui wouldn't survive.

Dealing with the old cage and an 8th-level craftsman is too simple. But no normal person would place their fate on the mercy of others; that's not the way of the Chinese. A wise person avoids dangerous situations; that's the proper way to survive. If you married Lou Xiao'e, you should be thinking about running away. You can't let your children become the offspring of capitalists.

There are no major flaws, nor are there any extreme stretches. Well written.

Oh, Hai, why did you leave so soon? 😏 Don't be so selfish. You couldn't have kept thinking about how you hadn't even finished telling your pyramid scheme myth. Why did you have to mess with a hitman? 😅😅😅

The writing is alright; the opening scene kills off both Old Lady Long and Yi Daode. The Jia family seems to have a decent ending—both parents work, and they have three houses. However, since you married Lou Xiao'e, you'll most likely have to go to Hong Kong and start a new adventure. 🤭

It's quite well-written, basically achieving a logical closed loop. The courtyard house genre is almost overdone; after all, historical fiction is subject to too much censorship. It's quite difficult to write something that flows smoothly from beginning to end. Writing is hard work; five stars!

This is the third time I've given a five-star review to a courtyard novel featuring Sha Zhu as the main character 😄 This book is truly enjoyable 👍 I just checked and there are already 1079 requests for updates, impressive 👍 But I have to complain about those novels featuring Xu Damao as the main character. Only a few are truly good and deserve five stars; the others with Xu Damao as the main character are terrible 😂