Marrying and Raising Kids in the Siheyuan, Living Like a Lazy Fish
四合院娶妻生子当咸鱼
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- 391k Words
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- 3y ago
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This is the most vicious siheyuan novel out there. If you disagree, come at me. It gets better and better: the scoundrels either die or end up begging in the streets. Bang Geng's little sister scatters his ashes, Qin Huairu is sold off to the grasslands... *Siheyuan: From the Start, I Send Uncle Yi to Have Tea Behind Bars*
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Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Marries Qin Huairu Without Making Her a Villain
Courtyard Novel With a Superwomanizing Male Lead
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Any Stories Where Characters Can Travel Back and Forth Between the Modern World and a Beijing Courtyard House?
Any Stories with a Different Take on Qin Huairu?
A lot of the siheyuan stories I've read lately portray Qin Huairu so negatively that I can't stand it. I really didn't feel that way when I watched the show back then... I'm hoping to find something different.
Looking for Siheyuan Stories With an Original Character as the Lead and One Female Love Interest!
Recommend me a transmigration novel set in *Love in the Courtyard* with a System. Not one where the protagonist transmigrates as He Yuzhu, Xu Damao, or Bang Geng. A female protagonist, preferably, and it should be true to the era!
Any Stories Where the Male Lead Takes Qin Huairu In from the Start?
Siheyuan: Killing It Left and Right
Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Has a Private Courtyard
Siheyuan Stories About Someone from the Countryside Coming to the Courtyard to Find Relatives
Siheyuan Courtyard House Stories with Space for Growing Crops, Raising Animals, and Buying Antiques
Laid-Back Novels About Buying A Courtyard House
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I like it very much. The author has very upright ideas. Unlike most of the current Siheyuan novels, they mostly write about how Qin Huairu is unlucky, about Qin Huairu having an affair with so and so, etc. It feels like most unthinking authors can't get through without stepping on Qin Huairu.
Fine! At present, the protagonist is full of happiness with Qin. He has seen a different Qin Huairu. His wife manages the house. The protagonist also has a good job and a certain income. He has children and a daughter. Being ordinary is a blessing! ! !
Not bad, it looks very comfortable! Unlike the protagonist in other books, as soon as he enters the courtyard, he wants to kill everyone! Are you eating and drinking every day because you think you're not dying fast enough?
The first place was robbed, just like what I wanted to say, come on!
The writing is really good. There are many Siheyuan novels, but most of them use the same routine to fight against the sky and the earth. Within ten chapters, there must be a bicycle system that must be brought to the start. Being intercepted starts to cause conflicts and the room is occupied... I don't know if it came from a studio.
Author, this writing style and this kind of washing method are really good. This book should be rated 9 even though I have only read a few pictures. It is really interesting. It's a golden finger.
Why is the rating so low? This is the best Siheyuan novel I have ever read. Good humor.
If you are used to the straightforward Tomato style of writing, it may be a bit difficult to read this. Overall, I feel it is quite good. Compared with similar books, it deserves five stars.
At first I was thinking, what the hell is this? But as I slowly watched it, I found it to be surprisingly good and very leisurely. Although everyone in the yard was bickering and making moves, at least they were still quite comfortable together. There was no hostility. It felt very pleasant to watch. It was a quite novel experience.
Well written and very comfortable to read