Siheyuan: Dongxu Takes Charge, and the Jia Family Thrives

Well written, not too much hostility or nonsense, please update soon. There are quite a few problematic points later on. Without the main character, will the procurement department go bankrupt? They're constantly demanding huge quantities of supplies from above, and if they can't get them, they're fired? Can workers be fired so easily these days?

I almost missed this novel when I saw the 6.0 Rating. I've read quite a few courtyard novels, some are full of hostility, some are overly idealistic and lack restraint, etc., But this novel is different from the others. It focuses more on handling interpersonal relationships, which is excellent 👍.

This book is well-written and doesn't demonize anything. It's simple and heartwarming, and the families in the courtyard seem to be doing quite well. When I watched the TV series, I felt sorry for Huai Ru, but she really did wrong Sha Zhu. In this book, Jia Dongxu treats Sha Zhu very well, making up for the shortcomings. Jia Dongxu also fits the image I imagined.

This AI-edited... The more I listen, the more familiar it sounds. Isn't this the style of TikTok's AI short videos? 😂

★★★★★ Although there are some inconsistencies in the plot, the story is still quite good. For example, when Jia Dongxu suddenly exerted force in his waist and swung his arms to the side, several sword energies shot into the sky, and several birds returned with their divine chariots. It can be said that they all encountered immortal opportunities, each obtained divine weapons, all the peaks resounded, and all the immortals obtained treasures!

After reading over 200,000 words, I'm writing this review. Overall, the plot is logically sound, the plot device (the "golden finger") is well-placed, and it portrays the warmth of the courtyard houses in that era very well. There were indeed shortages of food and clothing back then, but the people were incredibly simple and warm-hearted.

This is a great story. The male protagonist's daily life, both professional and family, is depicted very well. The use of space is also excellent. I love it! Every character is well-developed and compelling.

Well written; whether the courtyard is chaotic or not, it's up to the Jia family to decide. More recent updates.

In the TV series, Qin Huairu lured Sha Zhu into becoming a successful but ultimately unsuccessful man. In this book, Jia Dongxu successfully lured Qin Huairu, Jia Zhangshi, Lao Yi, Sha Zhu, and the old deaf man into becoming successful men, all of whom helped him achieve a comfortable life. It's fantastic!

That's right, it's simple to take good care of the home, it's a high-quality example of the Siheyuan (courtyard house) series.