Siheyuan: He Dahong Is Mistaken for He Daqing from the Start

Shennong, beware! Even if these people in the courtyard committed heinous crimes, the author can forgive them for the sake of padding the plot.

I just read the latest chapter, and it seems the author is planning to exonerate Yi Zhonghai? I strongly suggest against it. Withholding someone's mail is a crime of disrupting communications, and withholding rainwater harvesting fees is embezzlement. Corrupt officials also have a lot of money they haven't spent; do you think they didn't have a motive to embezzle?

I hate stories about babysitting. I can't believe I actually subscribed to this one and even voted for it! The protagonist's selfless dedication deeply moved me and the author. The author made the protagonist an orphan, unmarried, and childless individual. The two families of his nephew and his wife were incredibly devoted to raising his niece. I hope that after the protagonist dies, Trump will write an inscription for him. A pathetic life, a ridiculous death.

Is the main character He Dahong or Sha Zhu? The last few chapters seem to have gone a bit off-topic!

Pure Oh Naan Flying Rebirth, everyone treats you like a life-or-death struggle, what are you doing? 'No evidence' can't do anything to him 🤮, he admitted it himself and so many people heard it, and you, Ruozhi, think there's no evidence? Once he enters the yamen, he'll have to tell everyone, another one trying to apply modern 'civilized' law enforcement to that era, he deserves to be looked down upon by everyone and treated like a life-or-death struggle, Ruozhi is not human.

This is purely a lighthearted, adrenaline-fueled read; you'll know this from the first few chapters. The writing style is overly colloquial, with the opening chapters being the author's full-power emotional outburst. If you can connect with it, you can continue reading; if you don't, just leave—there's no need to force yourself.

This novel about courtyard houses is really good. It has a fresh perspective and is full of life. Reading it feels like the story is actually happening right before your eyes. It's really good and I recommend everyone to check it out!

Severely wounded and awaiting death upon discharge, a medal of honor!!! And it all ended without a single word!!! Tsk tsk! The description is worse than a primary school student's essay!!!

It's generally quite interesting, but if you're just writing about a courtyard house, it probably won't be appropriate. It's too saintly. She's over forty and retired from the military. In that era, she could still have children. You didn't write that part. If you were writing a story about traveling through various worlds, this would probably be fine.

This is the most satisfying and hilarious courtyard house I've ever seen. The characters are so reckless and fearless, they're even worse than the bad guys! It cracked me up 😂 I love He Dahong so much, hahaha... Although hitting women is a bit much, Qin Huairu and Jia Zhangshi are really deserving of a beating, hahaha!