The Martial God of the Siheyuan

It's one thing to be dressed up in a traditional courtyard house setting, but if Sha Zhu hadn't been lusting after that widow, why would all this have happened? He wanted to sleep with her, but didn't want to take responsibility, and then turned around and called her sleazy. The author himself probably had this subconscious thought too.

Checking in! The book is generally okay, except the timeline is a bit confusing. Points of confusion: ① The Jia family. When He was eighteen, the Jia family only had Bang Geng at most, and Jia Dongxu was still alive. ② Lou Xiao'e married into the Xu family in 1961 or 1962? In the TV series, the chicken-stealing incident happened in 1965, which He mentioned when scolding Xu.

Why does the female lead's name sound the same as the one from a brothel?

As the introduction has already stated, this is a different kind of Siheyuan (traditional courtyard house). If you want to read something basically the same, you should read the original work, rather than focusing on the time period. This not only wastes your valuable time, but also wastes the author's time writing. You and the author are on different wavelengths.

I thought a harem novel was going to be something new. A harem novel, all about building a harem.

If Heaven had not given birth to me, Liu Ruyan, the world of scum would have remained shrouded in eternal darkness. 😁

This book can be viewed as a novel about a soldier king returning to the city in the 1960s or 70s, rather than a fanfiction about a courtyard house.

At this point in the drama, Sha-zhu had already embarked on the path of a simp, right?

You call me Silly Zhu, I'll call you Silly Grandpa—it's such an old, tired plot.

I wasn't going to read it at first, but when I saw Zhu Tian Liu Ruyan, I decided to check it out.