Reincarnated into Another Siheyuan

This is a gem of a novel that I almost missed due to its poor quality. I personally rate it very highly. It doesn't feature any system spaces or magical springs, nor does it offer any sudden enlightenment. It's entirely about the lives of ordinary people—or rather, the lower classes—during the Republican era. It depicts their hardships and their hard work in learning new skills to make a living. The father-son, master-disciple, and fellow disciples relationships are very heartwarming.

I've read 39 chapters. It's even more suspenseful than a spy drama. 😏 The author is truly talented.

A rare gem among fanfiction about courtyard houses. Those who survived that era were no pushovers. The deaf old man's character is probably the most faithful to the original. The original drama "Silly Pillar" touched on it very subtly and was ultimately rejected for revision. The author did extensive research on that era and has a thorough understanding of it—it was a time of cannibalism.

666, This courtyard house is the most amazing I've ever seen, even more amazing than palace dramas!

This book realistically depicts the cruelty of society and the harshness of wealthy families in the early days of the People's Republic of China. It's written in a reasonable and engaging way, making it a pleasant read.

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I've read most of it. It's truly a very different kind of courtyard house story. Mainly, there's no system, no cheat codes, just ordinary people. Yes, it's completely hand-written, without a single AI element. I personally think the author wrote it quite well. Well, I'll give a more detailed review after I finish reading the rest. I finished watching it.

Honestly, the first 38 chapters are the most unique and enjoyable courtyard-themed fanfiction I've ever read. The various settings and foreshadowing are perfect. Chapter 39, however, is like a rotten apple – 💩💩💩🤦🤦🤦

I've read at least 800, if not 8000, of all the novels about courtyard houses. It's a great story about human relationships, social dynamics, and the underhanded schemes of the old society! I hope it won't be abandoned.

This is a unique courtyard novel that departs from the usual tropes of stories about beating up Yi Zhonghai, slapping Jia Zhangshi, and confronting the deaf old lady. Instead, it focuses on how everyone in the story is calculating and ruthless. Whether it's good or not depends on individual reading habits.

It's very good. It would be even better if the language were more concise. However, the many families and power struggles in the story are a bit distracting. The rest of the plot is well-arranged, especially the supporting characters from the original series, who are very well-developed. There are some major changes and some problematic aspects.