Siheyuan: The Onlooker

After reading a few chapters, I'll give all the transmigrators who helped Mao Ge five stars. However, you refer to Yan Bugui, Liu Haizhong, and Yi Juehuo as "Third Uncle, Second Uncle, and First Uncle," so I can only deduct one star from your rating.

This book is indeed good. It guides people towards goodness. The author himself must be a kind and good person. His writing has warmth; someone without kindness in their heart couldn't write with this kind of feeling. Because then you wouldn't know what a good person should do or why they should do it.

Putting aside other merits and demerits, this is the first Siheyuan novel I've read that's involved with Gai Ziwang 🤦

Very good, very funny! A courtyard novel with a mild tone of violence. The most sinister character in this courtyard novel is the deaf old woman. Yi Zhonghai is not so bad. With the old deaf man around, Yi Zhonghai dares not adopt children. Jia Zhangshi is really smart. Jia Dongxu is really hopeless.

I'll give it five stars as long as it doesn't portray Lou Xiao'e as a good person or depict her as being tricked by Xu Damao and Sha Zhu.

It's quite good. People in peacetime really find it hard to understand the thoughts of people in wartime; they've seen too much darkness and death. I remember a news interview with a child from some country, and that child calmly stated that he wouldn't live to adulthood. After reading this novel, it's even harder to understand how He Daqing dared to leave his two children in the courtyard and run away.

The beginning was fine, but then another time traveler suddenly appears, what's with that? And he even reveals his time traveler identity!

Those who have never experienced history can come and try it, especially Chapter 158. Shennong is here and he can't even bear it. Damn it.

There's not that much hostility; just talking about everyday family matters is fine.

This is truly amazing! They really don't discriminate! Goodness, even Director Wang wants it? Just for this alone, it's undeniably impressive, even if the punctuation isn't perfect.