Siheyuan: From Fleeing Famine to Surrounded by Beauties

I finished it in one go. I've read quite a few courtyard novels, and overall, this one is one of the better ones so far. It doesn't have the extreme agonizing tension of some others that makes readers angry. However, I had some reservations about Qin Huairu's divorce.

Talented people have cheat codes, but you shouldn't use them. You need to understand that cheat codes are your capital for survival in any era. Not to mention, you activated your cheat code and went into other people's yards without even knowing why you were there. They've taken you in for a month or two, and you haven't even thought about how to increase your happiness points.

The writing is relatively smooth and delicate, the plot structure is also in line with the times, and the scene descriptions have a strong sense of the era. Although it lacks a bit of character tension, even with occasional minor flaws, it does not affect the overall reading experience. It is a rare good book!

So far, the author's writing is excellent, capturing the essence of the era. It seems to bring to life the lives of many ordinary people from that time. The storyline aligns well with the characters' personalities and the social logic of that era. It's worth reading.

It's well-written; it's realistic without being overly hostile.

The author has demonstrated literary skill 👍 delicate, with a touch of melancholic literature!

A very good book, full of passion and warmth, with a clear background, generally logical explanations, simple writing style, and a decent sense of the era. Keep it up!

I didn't give you five stars because I was afraid you'd get arrogant! Although I haven't read all 100 chapters, I still appreciate the author's portrayal of the hardships people faced in that era. While people's lives are better now, they really lack spiritual faith.

The space is being used too inefficiently; modern people's minds and spirits can't keep up. 🤦🤦🤦

I'd give it four stars. It's watchable, but there's too much repetitive plot. If you don't think too much while watching, it feels like you've seen this chapter before. [Shocked]