Siheyuan: From Beijing to Hong Kong, Living It Up

It's well-written, but why are you agonizing over this? When the wind blows, it's obviously time to run away; that's the best option. It's also most beneficial for future development upon returning, and having a Hong Kong businessman's identity will avoid a lot of trouble.

Overall, it's good. It reflects the mindset of a modern person in the past—lacking grand ambitions and patriotic concerns, just indulging in lust. As for the concerns about revealing to Lou Xiao'e that she isn't Xu Damao, and about exposing her abilities to those around her, I think it's fine. One lie requires more lies to cover it up, and that would be exhausting.

Is the author from Daxing? The author seems very familiar with Daxing, including villages like Lixian, Qian'anding, Hou'anding, and Weishanzhuang. I frequently visited these villages during my time working at a property insurance company from 2007 to 2009. 👍👍👍

It's my own new book, so giving myself a five-star review isn't too much to ask, right? 😆😆😆 Although I don't want to write about courtyard houses again, I have to make a living! 🤦🤦🤦

Sharing happiness is worse than poison.

It's indeed well-written. Given unlimited space, why not enable living space and teleportation?

It's rare to see the author return to the courtyard house theme; it still has the same feel as before, except the protagonist is reborn into Xu Damao's body, which is quite unexpected.

Congratulations on the start of another new Siheyuan novel! ❤️ Great start, hope the excitement continues! 😄

Honesty and openness are the best approach.

A pretty good book. The logic is clear and the values ​​are sound; it doesn't have the mindless, overly dramatic, and violent tone of other courtyard-themed novels. Very good, author, keep it up!