Reborn in the Soaring Years

This book is good; it's much better than other books about courtyard houses. Of the writers on Qidian who depict courtyard houses, seven out of ten are foolish enough to sympathize with the characters and feel indignant on their behalf. On TV, he's a winner in life, he has fame and fortune, he's surrounded by women, why do you need to complain?

No wonder it's a female author; the protagonist's actions are so indecisive. The main characters don't even need to consider the consequences, while the protagonist is constantly worrying about this and that, practically waiting to be stabbed in the back. Using the system doesn't even make sense on its own.

The map change is great! There's constant commotion in the compound, hundreds of maps and meager meals – who can stand that? Changing it to Hong Kong is much better.

The protagonist has an unfair advantage: he gets autographs from elderly people, receives books from his father-in-law who's a high-ranking executive, and kneels before everyone he meets, all while putting on a nonchalant act as if he's the mastermind behind everything to save face. The problem is, he doesn't dare actually retaliate against many people.

Currently, this is one of the few good works in the courtyard genre. It's more normal than some fanfiction. The novel "Zhu Xian Sword Formation" next door has already emerged, and "De Yi Lu" has also appeared. If it's written like this, the results won't be bad.

To be fair, the author's writing is good, but it's getting increasingly weak! The first two or three hundred chapters were quite good; I even stayed up all night reading them. However, since the author chose to enter the system, they should have written more about climbing the ranks in officialdom.

Finally finished? I gave up on the book when it started selling Dongfeng missiles. The beginning was quite good, although it had some harem elements, but those flaws didn't outweigh the merits. However, it got increasingly out of control towards the end.

The writing fell apart in the later stages; it turned from a historical fiction into a supernatural story.

Putting everything else aside, this is one of the better novels about courtyard houses, far superior to those mindless stories; moreover, the author's writing style is also quite good!

Now I finally understand how you wrote these 1300+ chapters. You're really good at padding! You wrote a bunch of things like being prepared, having a prophecy, and having cheat codes at the beginning, and it's already over 500 chapters. In terms of career, he's still just an ordinary street office worker. In terms of relationships, he currently only has a lover and a fiancée.