Siheyuan: I Am He Yushui's Classmate

Everything else is fine, but a transmigrator without any cheat codes is acceptable, but starting without knowing the plot and almost starving to death—is that really the ability of a transmigrator? You might as well just write a localized protagonist. Since there's no sense of immersion anyway, at least a localized protagonist won't arouse too much expectation from the readers! This just makes the transmigrator seem like a spineless coward!

I've skipped through about 20 or 30 chapters so far, and I even subscribed to one chapter specifically to ask here! The author's writing is quite good, but I don't understand why they wrote such a book? First, the protagonist has neither the skills nor the cheat codes from his previous life, so isn't the identity of a transmigrator redundant?

The life depicted by the author is like a fairy tale world, where the people and things around him become beautiful, without any sordidness or filth, like a stagnant pool of water, without any ripples. All the joys and sorrows of life are reduced to sweetness. What is the point of writing like this?

Writing about each character in turn is just too fragmented. The main character's family alone is already quite large, and if you write about them in turn, there's also the Third Uncle's family, the Second Uncle's family, the Sha Zhu and Da Mao's families, their maternal families, the First Uncle and his wife, it's all so detailed and fragmented...

Well written, here's my monthly pass. I've seen the drama and fanfiction about the courtyard house. But I've never seen anyone like you, making the best of a bad situation and living life to the fullest. Honestly, sometimes when my mind is blank, I think about time travel too, but then I realize that without a cheat code, I'd be living a life worse than death.

The writing is good, but the novel lacks exciting moments and isn't very engaging. The transmigrator doesn't have any special abilities and isn't much different from ordinary people. It might have been popular ten or twenty years ago.

The first hundred or so pages are alright, but they get worse and worse as you go on. Are you writing a novel or classical Chinese? You're being too clever for your own good and adding unnecessary details.

Seeing your profile, there's only one way out: writing. There's a kind of writing that, while not exactly prestigious, is safe: pander to literature. Don't think about fame or fortune; just make a living.

Seeing that there were just over 100 chapters, I suddenly realized that the main character was becoming increasingly less noticeable. There was more description of the lives of the other people in the courtyard, while the main character's presence was severely compressed.

It's original and has a bit of that era's feel. The salary is wrong. The author said he asked an old man, but I think either you asked the wrong person or you misheard. My family is a single-family household, and I've lived in a large state-owned coal mine since I was four. My dad was a cook foreman and also worked in a small kitchen.