Siheyuan: An Unconventional Xu Damao

Okay, okay, I'm tricking you one by one. In my previous life, I was a veteran of flowers. After time traveling, I ended up being a pervert in Damao. As a result, I became no longer interested in women. I haven't gotten married for more than ten years, nor have I found a woman. I'm not close to women, so I picked up a daughter and hung around her all day long.

So far, this is probably the most time-travel novel I have ever read! At the beginning, the courtyard nursing group collapsed and no one was left alive! This is also more in line with the time-travel journey of a modern libertine, whether it is to change his mind or to suddenly wake up! This is indeed how it should be, to travel to an era of peace, stability, support of the people, an era full of passion, not to be rich or wealthy, not to serve the country and the people, but at least to do some small things within one's own limited ability, not to mention mentioning the code, it is worthy of one's time traveling, right? 🤔 Especially regarding the change of mentality after divorce, there are indeed suitable reasons and excuses that are in line with the characteristics of the era, and are more in line with the thinking of modern people in later generations. So far, it is indeed a good children's fiction novel!!!

This story focuses on a person who is engaged in a special industry and accidentally time travels into Xu Damao in "Love in the Courtyard". It does not deliberately exaggerate the sense of excitement, nor does it have a suspended setting. It just uses eloquent brushstrokes to outline the daily life of an ordinary person in that special era. There is no Lin Feng-style high IQ crushing here, nor Lin Shaowen-style banter, nor Long Aotian-style cheating counterattack, or the domineering side leakage of the return of the King of Soldiers - from beginning to end, it is just a story of an ordinary person, true and down-to-earth, but it has its own power to touch people's hearts. As an old reader who has read nearly 500 courtyard-themed works, I give this novel five stars (remember, if you can't accept ordinary people, don't read it, it's not a track)

The author has worked hard to survive so many chapters 👍

Chapter 81 is tied. I feel like I'm almost finished. It's really well written. The author has a real life. From the thousands of copies of Siheyuan, it seems like it's one of the few. I particularly like that kind. It's not too busy or has a harem, it can be ruthless, and it's not pushy. It's written very refreshingly.

The writing is very good. There is no shit or shit, and there is no pulling. I don't pay much attention to the people in the courtyard, and I don't go into heat everywhere. It's just that the ending is a bit rushed [face-covering] [face-covering] [face-covering]

It's really good. I've read hundreds of Siheyuan novels, and this one is definitely a masterpiece. It doesn't have so many moral kidnappings, it's normal logic, and it doesn't have to write about parents who don't have parents just for the sake of more code words!

A strange book, a strange and good book. It dismantles the elderly care group at the beginning and still writes a book that makes people read. It's rare. Many Siheyuan novels dismantle the elderly care group, and gradually the book deviates from the Siheyuan and becomes a fantasy period novel covered with the skin of the Siheyuan. In this book, Yi Zhonghai was imprisoned and the old deaf man died, but he also wrote about the trivial grievances and resentments of the Siheyuan. Family, children, work, and life all revolve around the Siheyuan.

This book is said to be good. Speak tough words. Doing cowardly things. Be harsh!

I have read countless Siheyuan, and in my personal opinion, this book is absolutely exquisite.