When he wakes up, overworked wage slave Zhang Wei has become a young man named Zhang Jianguo in a courtyard house, and there's also a simplified System by his side.
In this era of scarce supplies and constant scheming, he had wanted to keep his head down and live quietly. But one act of kindness turns him into sworn brothers with He Yuzhu.
From then on, one vital task is added to his life plan: protect Silly Zhu and Yushui, and keep them far away from every scheme and tragedy.
Facing Yi Zhongzhai's schemes to secure care in his old age, Qin Huairu's tearful appeals, Xu Damao's attempts to drive a wedge between people, and more, Zhang Jianguo holds the “script” and plans his every move.
He intends to prove that in Love in the Courtyard, true wisdom means building a peaceful, happy life together with the people you care about.
Interesting. Having read so many novels about courtyard houses, this one deserves a high score. It's not aggressive, but it's calculating, yet it's a calculation that aims to benefit everyone—that's something I've never seen before. Furthermore, the writing is coherent and the plot is clear; it's definitely worth reading.
The time traveler who travels through the courtyard house at No. 95, Nanluoguxiang, Beijing must first strike Yi Zhonghai, then Jia Zhangshi, and strike anyone else who tries to cause trouble!
This version is quite interesting. It contains Zhang Dashuai's famous quote in its plainness: "The world of martial arts is not about fighting and killing, but about human relationships and worldly wisdom!"
A very good courtyard house series of novels, more delicate and reasonable than those created by AI.
In fact, forcing Yi Zhonghai to voluntarily adopt the child was a good approach.
The male lead is very clear-headed, intelligent, and brave; I like him.
Simple, imaginative, and unpretentious.
It's not easy to find a story that isn't overly aggressive; it's watchable, detailed, and not superficial.
A very good online novel
It's well written, although some parts are a bit too wordy.