
Silly Zhu Is Reborn, Starting by Refusing to Support the Courtyard
傻柱重生,从拒养四合院开始
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- Infinite Flow
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Honestly, even if this idiot were reborn, he'd still be the same—lustful, he can't change. Does he really not know? Can't he see through it? How he treated his sister, how he treated his own son—what a good person! Reborn, he might seek revenge, might be a little more shrewd, but his lust will remain the same. Qin could just sweet-talk him, coax him, or find another pretty woman to coax him with, and it would be the same. A leopard can't change its spots.
It's a bit disgusting. Just think, if Qin were the female lead, wouldn't Sha Zhu himself feel disgusted?
Sha Zhu is the reincarnation of the original person, not a transmigrator.
Sha Zhu himself was reborn. If he ended up freezing to death, how could he possibly fall for any woman other than Lou Xiao'e? If he was a time traveler, then it doesn't matter. The TV series didn't show any plot points about Sha Zhu liking Qin Huairu; instead, it focused on his affection for Bang Geng and his two siblings.
Having read quite a few novels about courtyard houses, this one, at least, is in the top three. The plot isn't exaggerated, it's reasonable and doesn't feel awkward. If it doesn't fall apart, it should easily be number one. The only problem is that courtyard house culture isn't as popular as it was a few years ago.
This is one of the better novels about courtyard houses recently.
It's not bad.
It's well-written, but there are two issues: firstly, He Daqing is portrayed as too naive and innocent; secondly, the handling of Qin Huairu feels awkward, as if her ex-girlfriend is living next door after getting married.
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I once read a book about a character named Sha Zhu who was reborn. In that book, he also married an original character's wife, who was quite virtuous. However, halfway through the story, he secretly started an affair with Lou Xiao'e, cheating on his wife. I hope the author won't arrange things the same way in this book.
I think the author is right.
Everyone's reaction to Jia Dongxu's wedding is normal. Even Yi Zhonghai's reaction was correct; if there's something to discuss, move on; if not, ignore it. Everyone has emotions.
Has He Daqing become a naive and innocent fool? Even after Sha Zhu meticulously analyzed the situation, he still thinks the old man is a good person? And he even arranged a blind date for him? Is this still a traditional courtyard house?
As I read, something felt off, but I gradually figured it out. It's like a small branch bearing a large fruit. It would be beautiful if a woman were like that, but when telling a story, a slight digression can lead it far off course... It's not that you can't digress.