With Mom in the Siheyuan, Everything Is Different

I didn't finish reading the last few pages. Maybe I'm being a bit too sentimental. I used to dislike the character of Qin Huairu in novels about courtyard houses. But after reading one novel, I suddenly felt sorry for Qin Huairu, so I didn't finish the last few pages. Maybe it was because I couldn't bear to! Anyway, it's a feeling I can't quite put my finger on.

I'm only writing this review after finishing the entire novel, and to be honest, the author put their heart into it. The ending brought tears to my eyes without my realizing it. Although Qin Huairu, the seemingly innocent but actually manipulative woman in her previous life, was despicable, she was a pitiful person in this life.

So far, it's quite to my liking, offering both heartwarming moments and satisfying moments, with a very cathartic sense of revenge. I'll add more comments if it falls apart later. I just hope it doesn't have a terrible ending like my previous books. It's a bit messy, but not serious, you can watch it.

Yes. The storyline is good. Especially the character of Xu Xiaomei. Aunts are often much older than their nephews. My aunt is three years younger than my brother. My wife is two years older than her nephew. That wasn't unusual back then. My brother-in-law is thirty-one years older than my wife and me.

It's very well written, but a bit tragic.

The giant scale is very appealing and novel. Having watched hundreds of films, this is the first time I've seen such a plot – quite good!

It's alright, having a mother to change one's fate is a big deal.

It's very well written; the warmth of family is portrayed very well. 👍

I need to watch my child do their homework properly. Once they've finished, there's nothing I can do; it's my job, it's my job, it's my job, it's my job, it's my job, it's my job.

The sins of the past life are suffered in this life. 😢