My Happy Life in Siheyuan

It's rare to find a relatively clear-headed work, and it even manages to reflect a pursuit of life through its details! I really hate those people who have incredible advantages but live a life of poverty and hardship. Can you stand it? If you were to go a day, two days, or three days without meat or oil, could you stand it? This is a work written by a living person, and it deserves praise.

Four stars. It wasn't drastically altered, nor was it overly aggressive. The only major flaw was hijacking Lou Xiao'e's marriage to the daughter of such a wealthy capitalist—it was suicidal. If you were an orphan, it wouldn't matter; you could just run away with your family, dozens of people—you'd ruin them all.

Everything else is fine, except for the narrow-mindedness. With so many prescriptions, regardless of the society or country, as long as it's proven that only you can make them, everyone will protect you, unless they don't want their health. Besides, for someone from a later era, money is just a number.

The author put their heart into it, five stars for you!

Super good-looking, heartwarming, not overly sentimental, and not too much of a Mary Sue.

It's well-written; the period drama set in a courtyard house is quite immersive.

The book is very well written, the rating is too low 👍👍👍 Highly recommended

The storyline is coherent and well-written, offering a unique glimpse into the everyday life of a traditional courtyard house.

It's so good!

It's very well written, and the plot is excellent. I read almost the entire thing, skipping over a few details. The character descriptions also closely match the original text.