Love in the Courtyard: This Old Codger Is Quite the Villain

Holy crap, even if he writes well, he's still over 50. Back then, the average lifespan was probably less than 60. He's practically dead already, what's the point of living like this?

The protagonist seems to be in his fifties when he transmigrated, right? And he's a bachelor being helped by the government? Why is he so disgusted with a woman in her forties? He even seemed scared when she hugged him? And that ring—he said he'd just pick it up and put it on without thinking, but isn't that perfectly normal? What's so unusual about trying it on?

The main character of this book is Sha Zhu, right? The plot is too well-developed! The protagonist, an old man, becomes his servant. No matter how much Sha Zhu messes up, the old man perfectly recovers everything, helping him find a wife with money and effort. The old man helps everyone else, but they all get ruined.

This must be the last dream an old man had after he died!

I want to ask if that older woman has slept with him?

Statement I want to solemnly declare here that this book is innocent. If you feel it's a bit skewed, that's because your thinking is impure. Yes, your thinking is skewed, and it has nothing to do with me.

That's too much of a saint, such a pushover. A little kindness is fine, but this is going too far. She seems to live her whole life just to be a saint.

If you're going to write it, start by killing off that old lady.

Is this a simp story? Simply fawning over a deaf old woman, simply fawning over a stupid guy?

That's so hypocritical. According to modern thinking, the first thing to do would be to kick out the original spouse. The best solution would be to split her salary in half and she'd be praised for her kindness, since in those days, being childless was the greatest sin.