Reborn in the Siheyuan: Xu Damao's Unconventional Life

Aside from being a bit short, only forty-odd chapters, the pace is fast. The opening scene involves Yi Zhonghai being imprisoned, He Daqing marrying an older woman, Liu Pangpang and Yan Laoxi losing their legs, the deaf old man hanging himself, the Liu family heir going to another province without getting married, Xu Damao's third marriage, He Yuzhu marrying Lou Xiao'e, Jia Dongxu being cheated…

Your book is packed with useful information; I read it without skipping any chapters, it was very interesting.

I've read up to chapter 40. To sum it up, the pace is fast, nothing is dragged out, and the fact that he has memories of his past life and is reborn to help the simple-minded Zhu is quite manly. While his revenge against Yan Bugui and Liu Haizhong was somewhat ruthless, it was still somewhat justifiable; at least his family wasn't destroyed (I've only read up to chapter 40 so far, but it looks…

Twenty wives, over sixty children, the world's richest man, later discovering a dual cultivation technique that keeps his wives forever 20 years old, or at least hundreds of years old—that's incredibly awesome. His previous book (Previous Life) is also excellent; highly recommended.

Without saying a word, Xu Dapao became a widow-collecting machine. If he was going to run away, why didn't he just take Lou Xiao'e with him? Was it because he couldn't tolerate widows? He rejected a pure and innocent capitalist's daughter for three widows. You could say it's confidence, because you're not short of money; you've even written about Hong Kong. The next step should be making a movie.

It's not bad. The courtyard house scenes are few, making up about 30% of the story. The later parts are written more tightly, but there are still relatively few details. Many things are just mentioned in passing, like a diary entry. I'd give it an 8 out of 10. It's good enough to give you a quick glance.

Well, it's a bit messy and has some minor flaws, but it's very satisfying to read. At least I wasn't bullied by beasts, and there wasn't any constant back-and-forth with enemies to keep me bothered. And even a genuine villain is better than a hypocrite; those within the same circle genuinely helped each other. Writing is hard work, so five stars! I hope my future works become more and more perfect. 😆😆😆

Overall, it's pretty good. The opening is a bombshell, breaking the big boss's invincibility. The courtyard section is completely smooth and engaging. The downside is the abundance of women; the protagonist is a womanizer, seemingly living a life of endless pursuits, even in his sixties and seventies, he still has a restless heart.

A very original courtyard novel, highly recommended! Keep up the good work, author!!!

Excellent, no limits to the balancing act. Mastering the courtyard house, there's great potential to expand internationally.