Siheyuan: Taking Down Yi Zhonghai and Subduing the Whole Courtyard

This is so poorly written; you don't even have a clear timeline. How dare you write this? Qin Huairu married into the Jia family in 1951 when she was nineteen years old. Jia Dongxu was two years older than Qin Huairu. Qin Huairu had only been married into the family for less than six months when He Daqing left.

It's nonsensical, and much of it is fictional and imaginary, not in line with historical logic.

It's alright; at least the values ​​are acceptable. The only issues are the age and screen time of many characters. It's much better than many other stories about courtyard houses.

The plot is terrible, the writing is chaotic, the male lead keeps changing his name, sometimes it's Director Li, sometimes it's Director Wang, and then Director Wang becomes Yi Zhonghai.

Brother, you haven't even sorted out your timeline, it's too messy.

What the heck? It's like the plot suddenly stopped and jumped around?

After reading it, I felt normal again, but the author seemed a bit abnormal.

This is utterly toxic! Is this the level of Seven Cats? Qin Huairu hadn't even married into the family yet, and Lou Xiao'e was only a few years old in 1950? And she was already with Xu Damao? It's utterly brainless.

It's pointless. It relies almost entirely on the system, lacking any logical structure. And what about computers? Did post offices even have computers back then? Bringing one home is pure nonsense. In those days, if you could get your hands on a computer, it would be bigger than a traditional courtyard house.

It was okay at the beginning, but it fell apart later.