Siheyuan: I Had Money, a House, and a Household Registration from the Start

8.5 Points. ✅The male protagonist transmigrates into the body of He Yuzhu, awakens a sign-in system, and can obtain resources, improve his cooking skills, exchange talismans, etc. Upon learning that He Daqing had left Beijing, He Yuzhu immediately offered his services and became a chef at the steel rolling mill, relying on his culinary skills.

Well written, very engaging! There's no harshness or drawn-out arguments; it feels a bit bland, but still quite good. It's just a bit short. Hopefully, the author will continue to update!

I like books that are good about rain, and the books are quite good too.

Interesting! A refreshing change of pace after seeing so much fighting and killing. Pretty smart, and it doesn't hurt. 👍

It's quite good and close to everyday life and family matters.

This is the least hostile book in the Siheyuan series, it's excellent! The male lead has a good personality and sound values!

Make a mark It's well-written, but it feels like they changed writers in the middle. At the beginning, it was a back-and-forth battle, but as it went on, everyone started to become more like normal people. Old Yi adopted two kids, the Jia family didn't cause too much trouble, and they asked Old Yi to find Qin Huairu a job.

The author put a lot of thought into the concept. Keep up the good work and keep pushing forward!

Overall, it's not bad. Keep it up!

To be honest, there are countless similar stories about courtyard houses. But this one is enjoyable to read and feels relatable. It's worth watching. Thumbs up.