Siheyuan: Everything Goes My Way!

With three old men around—Sha Zhu and Sha Mao—you, an adopted son, expect the two widows Jia Qin and Bang Geng to listen to you? Are you still dreaming? Even Jia Dongxu wouldn't dare say that while he's alive.

You're insane! Your own grandson doesn't want you, you bastard! If Jia Dongxu had just died, there might have been a chance to recruit the pillar of the family. An uncle raising his nephew is very much in line with the style of that era.

The story begins by trying to gain favor with the Jia family. He even offers to become Old Madam Jia's son. I just can't stand it.

After marrying Qin off and taking the child away, is it still necessary for the protagonist to be adopted by the Jia family? Just to support Old Madam Jia?

That's well written; don't write like that again.

This setup is unbearable. Qin Huairu has been in charge for years before they finally want to adopt her, and she's still an idiot with no quota. It's insulting to the readers' intelligence.

What kind of rubbish is this? Qin Huairu calling him "boss"? What were you thinking, author? They're not even married, why would they call each other that?

Adoption, then usurping someone else's place, distorted values.

It's unreadable; it's a historical fiction written like a fantasy novel, completely lacking any sense of the era.

The author wrote very well. I'd like to thank you for your help with the intelligent promotion feature. "The Courtyard House: Retribution Never Fails, Starting with the Deaf Old Lady," thank you, sir.