Horror Returns, Starting at the Siheyuan

Although the writing is rambling and some parts could be covered in a sentence or two, it doesn't detract from the fact that it's a good book. The quality of a book doesn't depend on its writing style, but on its storyline. The best thing about this book is that it can keep you reading, making you want to read more and love reading it.

It starts slowly but gets better as it progresses. The early chapters are just okay, but the writing gets increasingly enjoyable. It's a shame the updates are so slow. Those who gave it low ratings are probably people who only read a little bit and then gave up. Be patient, it's a good book. The story should end once it moves to Hong Kong.

This is the best courtyard novel I've ever read.

I really like this kind of normal courtyard house, unlike the demonization in most fanfiction. This book is more in line with real life. It shows that when the protagonist becomes an official, the old men in the courtyard are afraid of and respect him. This is in line with human nature. The common people cannot fight against the officials.

This book is really good, I really like it. Also, the later plot could be richer; don't treat the women as just passersby, especially after they enter Changchun. The plot could be more fleshed out, with more action, drama, love, hate, and grudges. Especially the women who know the truth can be quite crazy, you know what I mean. Make the women more three-dimensional, you know what I mean. 🥰🥰🥰

Wow, what a unique angle! It's like being escorted by the state to pick up girls.

I'd give it 4.5 Stars! Overall, it's alright! The beginning is a bit toxic, but it gets better after the first few chapters. After all, novels about having many children and good fortune are rare, and having the woman hand over the system's rewards to the state is a stroke of genius—the protagonist gets his fun, and the woman benefits.

The author is better suited to writing urban fiction. The emotional aspects are portrayed quite delicately and realistically. Although I hate to admit it, the protagonist's cowardly and pathetic nature really reminds me of myself 🤦. Disadvantages: Not enough of the most enjoyable moments.

The concept is unique. It's just a bit unsettling to watch; are the female characters in the courtyard really that beautiful? They seem to take every woman they can get close to, and the protagonist's indiscriminate behavior makes me uncomfortable. The fact that the courtyard isn't demonized is a plus; it's a good way to pass the time.

After reading 50 chapters, I'm here to reveal the book's real name. Courtyard House: Guo Jia Helps Me Pick Up Girls and Have Babies (A Blessing for Many Children) Courtyard House: By Imperial Decree, Many Children Bring Great Blessings 😂😂😂