A modern man who has never been in a relationship transmigrates into Love in the Courtyard, taking over the body of the protagonist, Silly Zhu. He thinks about how he’ll never see his numbers 6, 8, 88, and 66 again. And of all the people he could have transmigrated into, why did it have to be the simp Silly Zhu? It’s hard to accept. He’d thought everyone who transmigrated got a System, but because he was too rude, the System ran off to find a pretty older sister, leaving him a consolation prize: a pocket dimension. Though it’s only a consolation prize, having a pocket dimension in this era is pretty good. But there’s no way he’s going to be a simp, and there’s no way anyone’s taking advantage of him. There’s also no way he’ll let his whole family end up without descendants. How will He Yuzhu break free from the shackles of fate?
Ten years later, someone asks:
“Didn’t you say you wouldn’t be a simp?”
“What does me not being a simp have to do with me having beautiful women in my life?”
“And didn’t you say you didn’t like money?”
“What does me not liking money have to do with me having money?”
This is a courtyard house with a very contemporary feel. Looking at the first 10 or so chapters, I think they were handwritten, not AI. The pace is not too fast, and the articles come slowly. The characters are relatively three-dimensional. To put it bluntly, he is just a normal man. He is lustful, unwilling to suffer losses, and unwilling to endure hardship. I guess the bottom line of his principles is not that high. He is not a high-ranking character. The world view is closer to the original TV series and different from previous magic-renovated Siheyuan novels. After reading these previous chapters, I gave it 5 stars. I haven't watched the back yet.
Overall, it's pretty good so far, and the protagonist's character is quite vivid. It's also a bit cheap, astringent, and not flat. The worldview is well laid out and the sense of time is relatively strong. At present, the text seems to be more warm, which I like better.
Good, good, good, good
Not bad, give it 5 stars first. It's kind of, that's the style over there. The sense of the times is written. The character design is okay and relatively lively.
It's okay, but I have some complaints about licking the deaf old lady, but I figured it out. Regardless of whether there is a calculation or not, at least there is benefit and kindness for now. If you have the brains and calculations, you can pay back the old lady...
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Looks good, keep developing
You can take a look, but the updates are too slow.
After reading the names, brothers
It's very true, not everyone is an NPC