Reborn in the Siheyuan: An Unfulfilled Life

The last chapter is right: don't try to reason with them. When I was little, I heard my grandfather tell stories of the past. Everyone knew he was innocent, but so what? Nobody cared. Who cares if you're not family?

I started reading this book because I've read too many similar ones, and they're always somewhat unsatisfactory! They either involve a harem or rely on a cheat code! Regarding some parts of the book that don't fit the plot, many of them are due to my own insufficient observation and writing skills. Furthermore, I've never systematically learned how to write online novels!

The author's portrayal of Yi Zhonghai is quite reasonable. When I watched the TV series, I was puzzled as to why he didn't adopt; apparently, he had issues with his family of origin. 😂

The courtyard house was portrayed too darkly. The deaf woman was just a kind old lady who wholeheartedly protected Sha Zhu; Yi wasn't that cruel.

Author Xu Damao isn't bad? Raiding his house and wiping out his entire family isn't considered bad? What the hell? If Sha Zhu hadn't begged the higher-ups, would you have considered the consequences? Although I sometimes quite like Xu Damao's comedic antics, he's bad, so be it.

In that era, even murder and burial were more believable than building a harem.

The writing is very meticulous; the logic is sound; the plot holes are filled very well; the writing style and plot are also excellent. However, the fanfiction about "Love in the Courtyard" feels a bit lacking if the main characters don't get involved within the courtyard itself. The protagonist should be able to outwit and outmaneuver the people in the courtyard.

I came to read the comments after reading the first chapter. To be honest, Sha Zhu wasn't this miserable in the TV series. Even small locust flowers aren't that bad. He Yushui isn't that pitiful; she's thin because of the casting choice. Sha Zhu really likes the rain. Qin Huairu also likes the rain. However, this way of writing is alright. But the first chapter is a complete waste. So much of it is just nonsense from before the rebirth.

I always read the reviews before reading a book. I don't read reviews that are all criticizing the author, or reviews that are fewer than the number of chapters. But when I opened the reviews for this book, I was shocked. They were all posts from the author.

The story begins with time-traveling to He Yuzhu's location, then the pillar moves away. Let's see if you panic, and see how you manage to write now. 😁