Back to the Siheyuan Courtyard to Raise the Kids

The smartest person in the entire courtyard is the deaf old lady, followed by He Yushui. Qin Huairu's scheming is nothing compared to He Yushui's. Those who think He Yushui is stupid are the real fools. In fact, the person who hates Sha Zhu the most in the entire courtyard is He Yushui.

🤓Waiting for someone to transmigrate into the grandma of a Korean meme.

Is the author's timeline seriously inconsistent? Looking at the original drama, Qin Huairu's birth date indicates she was already a woman in her forties when the college entrance examination was opened.

Sigh, what excellent writing, wasted by this unappealing plot. Honestly, it's difficult to design a partner for a mother of three as the female lead. Her character is inherently strong and independent; if the other person's circumstances are too low, the reader won't like it; if they're too high, it's also unsuitable, given she's a widow with three children.

If I were He Yuzhu, the first thing I would do is crack Bang Geng's skull open, slap Qin Huairu ten times, beat up Jia Zhangshi directly, kick Huaihua away while grabbing her leg, and tear apart Yi Zhonghai's attempts to persuade him. I feel I must kill them, otherwise my mind will not be at peace.

The female lead is so shameless, like she's never seen a man in her past life. I can't stand it anymore, I'm dropping the story.

If possible, go to the countryside and collect some wild game to sell. If you can move, then move. To be honest, whenever the book describes a wicked mother-in-law, I feel disgusted.

It's too quiet here, let me add some buzz!

Oh no! I'm a guy reading a female-oriented novel and I actually found it quite interesting, but then Qin and Chunming got involved in something really disgusting. They're over ten years apart, right? Is that even possible?

If this child gives birth to a son for Chunming, his life will be settled, and Chunming will never run away again. Chunming's mother was speechless. She urged him to have a child quickly to keep Chunming in check.