Siheyuan: Crossroads of Loyalty

This is a really good read! Although I skipped a few chapters to get to the next one, this book is genuinely excellent. Unlike some other courtyard house fanfictions that relentlessly criticize the morally upright old man, how stupid and vicious the Jia Zhangshi who performed the soul-summoning ritual was, how innocent Qin Huairu was, and so on... What deep-seated grudge could there be?

I've read all 40 chapters so far, and there are no flaws. It's a gem among courtyard novels. The characters, like He Yushui, Yi Zhonghai, and Qin Huairu, are all well-suited to their TV counterparts. The author is particularly meticulous, having researched extensively before writing this novel. They definitely watched the TV series before writing it.

I've read over ten chapters, and all I want to know is if it's a harem story. If a courtyard house doesn't have a harem, then there's nothing worth reading.

How to describe this book? The writing is delicate, the characters are insightful, it's not simplistic or idiotic, and the plot is good. However, the modern person who transmigrates to that era without any backing or special abilities will inevitably have a tough time. This makes it hard to connect with the characters and very frustrating. So, this book is worth reading if it's under 100,000 words, but as a long online novel, it loses its appeal!

The story of a sanctimonious hypocrite who travels back to a traditional courtyard house.

Such a good book, why are there so few reviews? Is it possible that Xu Damao deleted them?

The house is small to begin with, yet it houses so many people, and the person in charge sleeps in the yard every day. I don't understand. 😅

The courtyard houses are of high quality and feature traditional craftsmanship.

The beginning was fine, but then they went on and on with more and more widow scenes, as if there were no young women left in the world.

I heard there's no system, no cheat codes. What's the point of watching that?