Siheyuan Courtyard: Shen He, Free as the Wind

With a loud boom, Shen He took over another person’s place and was reborn into the world of the courtyard houses.

There’s no system, but there is a planting space that can’t be sped up.

Vengeance is still something that feels best when you do it yourself, but do I really have to wait sixty years?

No problem. I live long, so I can definitely wait.

But revenge is too far off, so I’d better lie low and get through the difficult times ahead first…

Once the protagonist enters the courtyard setting, the original plot will naturally be changed. Readers who want a story that sticks closely to canon should beware.

This is more of a period novel, with the courtyard-house storyline serving only as a daily-life garnish; there’s no crude slapstick nonsense.

Important: it’s single female lead! If you’re reading a period novel expecting a harem, please head for the exit.

This book absolutely won’t be mindless, but it will try to be satisfying.

It focuses on story, and the courtyard residents’ scenes will never outnumber the protagonist’s.

For certain reasons, the political elements in the background will be kept as subtle as possible, but not written carelessly.

I claim to be someone who checks sources, but some materials are truly hard to find, and it’s also hard to tell what’s real and what isn’t, so I can only choose what fits the story better—please don’t take things too seriously.