
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Beat Xu Damao to a Pulp
四合院:开局暴打许大茂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 335k Words
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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166Chapters
44Reads · 30 days
250.7kReads · all time
7.3Score
21Listens
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A perfectly nice courtyard house has been turned into a bloody romance. Looks like the author has read a lot of top-tier novels! Keep it up, young man! Looking forward to the next update.
My new book is out, so I'll give it a good review to encourage you! Although this book follows the trend of courtyard houses, the author is from Beijing, so it may be written differently from other similar books. In addition to the courtyard house plot, it will also include some stories about Beijing. There will be traces of the older generation in the book, hehe!
It looks great. Next, after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, he can let his soldiers become traders, bringing Soviet technicians, submarines, and aircraft carriers back to the Soviet Union. Then he can remind his brothers to buy courtyard houses as a perk...
It's pretty good. Although the system made a brief appearance at the beginning, giving out a newbie gift pack, and then disappeared, I've already read up to chapter 120 and it hasn't reappeared. But that gift pack was enough. The author's writing is passable, though the character and detail development is a bit rough (a little flat).
Your work is quite novel in the "Love in the Courtyard" series, the subject matter is good, the choice is excellent, and the writing is decent. However, there are some areas where your writing style needs improvement. I look forward to more exciting chapters to come. Keep up the good work, author!
Thumbs up! Another great and enjoyable courtyard novel to read. (And you people, isn't reading just for entertainment and comfort? Why do you have to read those agonizing stories or those unchanging dramas... You might as well watch TV.) Reading is all about enjoyment and pleasure.
It's written quite well.
The writing is excellent, better than other courtyard houses.
Restoring history is about harmony, and respecting fictional novels is important. The ending isn't crucial; what matters is that not everyone can like it 😍. If history were to repeat itself, the author of "The Courtyard House" would be eating a spicy and delicious peanut!
The scope is huge, and the imagination is vast! It's a relatively serious story, not dwelling too much on the people in the courtyard. The scale is grand. Earth can't contain it all; it's almost time to venture into space.