The Myriad Realms: Rising to Power in the Siheyuan

Author, you've chosen a world that pleases neither the readers! Urban life experience novels, endless cultivation novels—you've already got enough to write about with just one genre.

Everyone's calculating and scheming. The protagonist can't cook. He also has to support two young children. He's destined not to go to university. He can only share meals with an old man and take care of him in his old age. After all, the old man has been through it all and knows exactly what things will be like decades from now. Just hire a caregiver.

This is the best-written Siheyuan (traditional courtyard house) story I've ever read. It's systematic yet not exaggerated, and it's also thoughtful. It doesn't resort to baseless slander or exaggeration. It's very good. I hope the author keeps up the good work.

I have a suggestion: the book is well-written, but it's not enjoyable to read. People who come here to read books are definitely not looking for realistic works; they should just read physical books or books written by established authors. They come here to read fast-paced, exciting stories!

I was very disappointed when I saw the latest chapter, number seventy-six. I thought you could write something different! All that boasting, gesturing, cursing, and swearing all just passed by easily. Didn't you say that anyone who dares to mess with the protagonist should be killed? Didn't you say it was different from other courtyard house fanfiction? What's different?

Whether the heavens are in chaos or not depends on the courtyard house.

From a purely intellectual standpoint, this is arguably the best of the courtyard house novels. It's quite rare to find main characters who are logically sound.

The author's name is so distracting; at first glance, I thought Noxian Garen had transmigrated into a traditional courtyard house. 🤓

The first two chapters analyzed right and wrong, but the next chapter, knowing it's the eye of the storm, still plunges headlong into it, showcasing all sorts of supposedly clever but ultimately absurd maneuvers that leave the reader bewildered.

The courtyard house story could actually be written faster. Just write about the protagonist's inventions and creations in that era, helping the country become prosperous and the people well-fed, and then the system gives the protagonist some kind of reward. Then you could change worlds. 🔨🔨🔨