He Yuzhu's Little Universe in the Siheyuan

This is the ordinary path of an ordinary person, a dull and boring life, the transformation of a fool, scheming yet diligent, smooth yet principled. It takes five years ahead of the original drama, piecing together the characters in the courtyard house bit by bit, making their lives full, and also giving a sigh for their later lives.

It's very well written. The main plot is clear, there aren't too many conflicts, the characters are intelligent, the characters are well-developed, and the overlapping plots of various parties are handled very well. There are no single conflicts in the courtyard, but rather family matters and factory plots. Apart from Yi Zhonghai, no one is specifically targeted to smear any particular person. It's really well written.

It's uniquely original, with no particularly disgusting settings, which is perfect. Everyone's just a normal human, with their own little schemes, but nowhere near as repulsive as some other fanfiction. The everyday life and small details are very charming. I hope the author maintains this level of quality.

The chef can be stuffed just by tasting the food; every chef does it this way. They always order high-quality ingredients. If the budget is for 10 tables of guests, a head chef will order enough for 11 or even 12 tables or more, as much as possible.

He Yuzhu in this book is so pitiful, only slightly better than Gou De. He did, however, marry He Yushui's classmate with the tiger teeth, living a life of quiet ordinariness without experiencing hardship. The author updates very frequently. A story set in a traditional courtyard house during the Qing Dynasty. There's no cheat code better than a cheat code; the protagonist has even escaped the Milky Way and arrived on Earth in another dimension. It's incredible! Looking forward to it!

The plot is quite ingenious, blending traditional courtyard houses with science fiction. The multiple female leads don't feel out of place, and there's also the alien legacy from Titans and Transformers. It's great, I support it.

It's a pretty interesting courtyard house with some extra elements added, but it's still alright. There are no cheat codes or systems, and the timeline is slightly off, but it's still okay. 😆

Well written, very exciting! The story is peaceful, and it feels like all the families are happy, except for the world where Yi Zhonghai is injured.

Having read hundreds of books about courtyard houses, this is the closest to the real thing in my eyes, and it's very close to real life.

A more realistic portrayal of life in that era