Siheyuan: Lying Low as a Nobody While Secretly Siphoning the Neighbors' Lifeblood

Donate when you should, back down when you should, don't stand out, don't be rash, don't follow the crowd, and don't resort to underhanded tactics! I've had this thought for a while now after reading so much, and it's well written. Just be a little more precise with the way you address people; don't let things turn out like Old Liu calling his wife "Second Aunt"!

He claimed he wanted to be invisible, but in chapter 45, he used Xu Damao's name to make a meat dish and sent it to He Yushui, leading to a heated argument with a group of people.

A truly excellent novel. It's rare to find one written to this level. Any time traveler who arrives at a courtyard house is bound to cause trouble. Because I'm familiar with the plot of courtyard houses, this is written very realistically. It's exactly what a time traveler should do: hide in the shadows and constantly stir up trouble. 💋👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

It's better than over 90% of the courtyard house stories; the logic is sound, and I look forward to the sequel. Those machine-generated articles and elementary school-level writings give me a headache.

The system is somewhat novel, but the approach is fairly standard. However, the author's writing is fluent and the logic is sound. Overall, it's not bad.

They've caught up, not bad! It's just that personal matters haven't been addressed yet. The protagonist wants to build a harem, so hurry up and collect them all before heading to Hong Kong. Staying on the mainland is a waste of 15 years.

It's a pretty good book; there are no logical problems.

You've made it this far, that's good, keep it up!

It's great, I like it, five stars!

Good, good, good! Playing it safe is key; just be careful not to push too fast.