Wang Cheng transmigrated into the world of the Courtyard, replacing the original Wang Cheng and unlocking a portable farm System. He could grow crops, raise chickens and pigs, earn points, use them to upgrade the farm, or exchange them for all kinds of miraculous items.
He thought that after reading so many fanfics, having a System meant he would never go hungry or be short of money, and life would be good. But gradually, he realized that money wasn't much use. He still needed power to live a good life openly and without fear, so he began using his supplies to steadily climb the ladder.
(PS: This is a slice-of-life story. No gross-out humor, no battles over housing, just ordinary people making choices to get by.)
(The author has already completed two Courtyard novels and has gained some experience, so feel free to follow along.)
I rarely give five stars, usually because the writing is really good, but this book is my total rescue. It shouldn't be less than 7 on Tomato. It's just like what was written in the comment section, about the Siheyuan nanny article, the protagonist's system should be called Siheyuan Protection System or something like that. Many people, including me, have always thought that the theme of Siheyuan should be about confrontation and getting rid of the beasts one by one, but I saw the difference in this book. In this book, everyone is human and can be redeemed. As the economic situation changes, those who help the world are called holy scriptures and are belittled. However, "if you are poor, you can be alone, and if you are prosperous, you can help the world" is the core of what our Chinese nation should have. I don't think this is bad. Take a look at the previous online articles, they are free and easy, chivalrous and righteous, happy and happy. Why is it that only the flies and the dogs are left now?
The main plot is that the protagonist climbs up. Looking at the notes in the article, you can see that the author carefully researched the information and tried his best to restore the past. There are still some minor issues, but they have little impact on the overall look and feel. The protagonist's family characters are all portrayed. The description of the protagonist's mother is very good. I haven't watched Siheyuan and don't know much about Siheyuan, but the plot is handled quite well. As the protagonist gets better, the contradictions in Siheyuan are also slowly opening up. Many of the hundreds of articles I've read don't have a few conflicts. It feels like the protagonist is a one-man show. For example, when Liang Jian is in charge, the plot mainly focuses on the protagonist dealing with various problems, and there is relatively little portrayal of other characters. I felt a little bored after watching it.
The author wrote it very carefully. . . I hope the relationship won't be too outrageous. It's fine if the parents are short-lived. When I saw Yan Bu Gui put it on the shelf, I was about to abandon the book. It didn't feel good at all. . Looking heartwarming
Five-star praise. So far, the best part of the Siheyuan novels I have ever seen. Most Siheyuan novels cannot even make the most basic sense. I really didn't expect the rating to be so low. I highly recommend it!
It's very beautiful. I've never read a novel on Tomato. This is the first time I've given a book a five-star review. The writing in it is very real and logical. I can learn something while reading smoothly. The author also replies to me. I'm really happy 😳
I give it five stars. The logic is reasonable, not so violent, and very warm. I just have a little doubt. I have read Chapter 106. The deaf old lady has not appeared once. Does the author not plan to write about this character?
I have read them all so far, and the overall writing is pretty good. There is no nonsense. The only bad thing is that the physical strength pill should not be the first to be redeemed under normal circumstances? To make iron, you need to be hard-working. I don't understand this.
If it were me before, I would have deleted the book with a low score. Now that AI writing is becoming more popular, considering the difficulty of coding, I will add one star. It is indeed written with care, but it looks uncomfortable, so I reluctantly add one star. Finally, the author is asking for praise in the article, just to make ends meet. It is too miserable for you to add one star. Please recommend more.
It's well written, and it's the kind of non-violent kind.
Well written, especially Jia Dongxu. Jia Dongxu should be a decent person in the courtyard. After her husband left, her daughter-in-law raised three children with her mother-in-law. Not to mention the difficult times, the number in the country is not more than three digits now. If her husband was not good during his lifetime, no dog would believe it.