Period: The Craftsman in the Siheyuan

Your grandma defended you, and you turned around and betrayed her, even sharing half of the foie gras with a deaf old lady. What were you thinking? You even let her secure her position as a martyr's family member, while putting an ancestor on your head. What were you thinking?

This book is indeed quite good. There's nothing wrong with the female lead being a widow raising a child, right? Why are so many people unable to accept it and criticizing it? As the saying goes, everyone has their own taste; only the wearer knows if the shoe fits. I quite like this kind of simple and heartwarming novel.

You've gone astray! What we need to see is the craftsmanship itself, not your affair with two married women!

It's written like a diary entry, bland as water. He went back to the past and accomplished nothing. His career is still a backbreaking job, and he hasn't even managed to find a secondhand woman. He got nothing, no climax whatsoever—wasn't this a complete waste of time traveling back in the world?

This is a model article. Everyone says reading is beneficial. But what can you learn from those fabricated, baseless, garbage articles? This article, on the other hand, is delightful to read and teaches you about folk customs; the vocabulary and sentence structure are all fluent. This book is truly excellent.

Marrying a widow in those days would be a lifelong source of gossip. You've traveled back in time and have a cheat code, why are you living such a pathetic life? Women are secondhand; do you prefer popularity or the power of Wei Wu?

Is the author a fan of married women and widows, or a fan of stepfathers? Everything about them is secondhand.

The female lead is also a problem. Widows are acceptable, multiple female leads are fine, but marriage should still be with a virgin. It's fine if you don't look for one now, but in that era, if you were to marry a widow, especially one with children, that would be truly speechless.

This inexplicable fawning is baffling. I don't understand Cai Quanwu; why are you so eager to fawn over him? What's the point of including him in the story? Is he even that important? Bringing him into the courtyard house didn't seem to serve any purpose. The deaf old lady also advised you to back down, but your grandma was protecting you and didn't feel obligated to give in.

I beg Qidian to add a function to block authors. I never want to see this author's books again.