Siheyuan: Reincarnation Trial

So far, it's a good watch, but the protagonist giving his family too much gold and silver is irrational; after the founding of the People's Republic of China, that stuff became the root of all evil.

It's pretty good. The logic is sound, it's not mindless, and it doesn't feature those overpowered characters. It's not a typical "courtyard house wish fulfillment" story; it has a bit of a period drama feel. It cleverly incorporates the personalities of the people from the courtyard house without feeling abrupt.

The logic is sound, the reading flow is smooth, and the protagonist is a fun-loving person, which is great.

Yes, the plot is tight and ordinary, without any dramatic events, but it's well-written.

I've read a bit of it so far and it's alright; the writing is quite good.

It's well-written! A good book!

It looks alright, not bad, but there are a lot of trial participants.

I've finished reading! I was so engrossed in it, but there aren't enough articles left.

This is the only decent book I've read out of all the courtyard houses I've visited.

The novel about courtyard houses is quite substantial and worth reading.