In the Siheyuan, I Moved House from the Start

That's awesome! They wiped out the courtyard house right at the start. That's so satisfying!

This is the most amazing courtyard novel I've ever read.

I originally wanted to advise the author to stop writing this book and start a new one, but after reading other people's comments, I don't want to say anything anymore. 😁

You physically eliminated the old man and the Jia family first, then moved. No fighting involved, impressive. Looking forward to what happens next.

Yes, that's how I've always read "Siheyuan" (courtyard house). All the other versions are garbage—indecisive, dragging things out, going back and forth—truly rubbish.

This opening scene, moving the story, is truly unique; unlike some novels that have hundreds of chapters and are still stuck in the same place.

Without a cheat system, one lives a life of constant caution, with no room for resistance when trouble arises. I genuinely dislike novels without cheat systems; if I were reborn without one, I wouldn't want to be.

There are countless fanfictions about courtyard houses, but this one, which starts by killing off all the birds, is truly unique.

Watching it without thinking is fine, but if you start thinking even slightly, it's easy to lose immersion, especially if you have some understanding of the historical context. Take the example of moving addresses: the protagonist's original address was No. 95 Nanluoguxiang, located inside the Second Ring Road, a little north of the Forbidden City.

A good book doesn't necessarily have to be a million words; even 500,000 words is excellent. This is the first time I've seen a book without any unnecessary twists or turns; it's fitting for that era.