
I'm Liu Dashao, Living in a Siheyuan
人在四合院,我是刘大少
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Explore more →The Latest Siheyuan Stories, Preferably Featuring Yu Li
Siheyuan: Farming, Technical Skills, and Martial Arts
Any Siheyuan Novels with an Original Female Lead and a Single Love Interest?
Stay away from Qin Huairu.
Any Good Courtyard House Stories?
Lately I’ve been enjoying stories set in Beijing’s traditional courtyard neighborhoods. These are the ones I think are good. Are there any others?
Siheyuan Stories: No More Picking Fights, Just Focus on Building a Better Life
Period-Era Fiction from the Male Lead’s Perspective
From the male lead's perspective, preferably with only one female lead.
Siheyuan, Womanizer
Set Around the Time He Daqing Fled the Siheyuan
Looking for books like *Siheyuan: Da Mao and I Are Brothers*. Not too much hostility, set in a Siheyuan, any gender is fine.
Stories About a Military Veteran Transferring to a Beijing Courtyard Home
Do You Remember the Name of the Protagonist in the First Novel You Read?
Which novel was it that first led you down the one-way road of reading novels? 😉
Looking for the Highest-Rated Novel in the Siheyuan Series
The Most Hostile Siheyuan
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*
Any Period Novels Where the Only Son Is Born Late in His Parents’ Lives?
Looking for books like *Siheyuan: Uncle Yi Has a Son*. Something along these lines. I searched and found that almost all stories set in that era have female protagonists, with hardly any male protagonists, so I wanted to ask if anyone knows of similar books. Also, preferably with fewer annoying plot points. I'm afraid I'll get halfway through and...
The Siheyuan: Putting the Beasts in Their Place and Saving Lou Xiaoe
I'd like to read books similar to "You Were Supposed to Look After Lou Xiao'e, and Now She's Having Triplets?"
Siheyuan Stories: I've Already Dropped So Many! Only Recommend the Best!
Advanced Recs for Readers in a Slump (Beginners Keep Out)
Period Novels Set Between the 1950S and 1980S, with a Male Lead! No Courtyard-House Stories!
Novels Set in the 1950S to 1970S After the Founding of the Nation, No Female-Oriented Stories
Reverse Sky Screen: A Livestream Showing What the Protagonist Has Done
Looking for books similar to Sky Screen: From the Start, Everyone Knows I Am Going to Rebel.
Looking for Top-Tier Siheyuan Novels
There Are No Masterpieces Left in the Siheyuan Genre! Prove Me Wrong!
Siheyuan Stories About Doing Business During Reform and Opening-Up
Looking for Courtyard House Stories with No Forced Dumbing Down and a Historically Authentic Setting
Looking for books similar to Four-Hearts Courtyard: Kill to Stop Killing. I want one that fits the period and doesn't dumb down everyone in the courtyard. No more of Jia Zhangshi throwing tantrums, He Yuzhu acting like a lovesick puppy, or some mindless moral grandstanding in their defense. Even the TV series wasn't like that.
Looking for Male-Oriented Novels Set in the 1950S or 1960S, No Siheyuan Stories
Check them out before recommending, okay?
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The latest characters describe the Siheyuan. Be organized. Come on.
The characters are well created, unlike other Siheyuan novels where they either dress up as Silly Zhu or Xu Damao, or add a character who does not appear in Siheyuan. Most of the Siheyuan novels are very violent, and almost every chapter is about causing harm to one thing or another. The protagonist is a stallion who has a harem, or the protagonist wants to say in his heart that he will never lick the widow or let the widow take advantage, but he will still give things to the widow when she comes to her, and his actions are honest. There are very few Siheyuan articles like this nowadays. They are plain and simple. It can be seen that the author is very careful and has carefully checked the information. I hope the author will work hard ^0^~
The author is careful, not too violent, and has a sense of life from the short-sighted perspective of a parent. Of course, some details were mistakenly misrepresented by the original author. For example, supply and marketing cooperatives and five-guarantee households do not exist in urban areas of Beijing. They only appear in the urban-rural fringe. Stores in urban areas are place names + state-owned stores and state-owned grain stores. Such as Dongdaqiao Department Store, Dongsi Department Store, Yinjie Food Market, XX General Store, and XX Grain and Oil Store. The administrative level of cadres should be partly affected by the policy to promote young cadres implemented after 1996. But the faults are not hidden, and if there is no mistake, it is a miracle. People who have experienced many details may not be able to remember them. Worth a look.
I personally feel that the writing is quite good. In that era, there were many inconsistent and truly evil people, but it could not be as violent as in other books. Everyone wanted to kill the protagonist, eat his flesh and drink his blood. I laid out more than a hundred results just to marry Lou Xiao'e. Damn it to you.
Come on, this book will become popular sooner or later. The only shortcoming is that the update is too slow. I want to keep fat, but I can't help it, so I trouble the author to update it faster. Close
Quite a good book. Unlike other books, people either go to jail or die. But I'm not very good at using Goldfinger.
Very good, generally logical, but there is a bug. All knowledge comes from a source. The protagonist can speak English and Russian, but no source can be found. There is only one possibility, and that is a spy. Don't tell me that you can learn foreign languages by yourself by reading books. Do you think that in modern times, no one can teach anyone to learn foreign languages by themselves?
It is a very good Siheyuan novel. Although the male protagonist has a golden finger, it is not big. He does not reach the climax directly like other novels. The shortcomings of the Siheyuan characters in this book are obvious, but they also have their own advantages. The male protagonist flaps his butterfly wings slightly, which makes the whole Siheyuan people have different changes and have their own endings. It doesn't vilify certain characters too much, which feels pretty good. The atmosphere of the novel is quite peaceful, and it is quite comfortable to read.
After reading this novel, I have been catching up on it and I am filled with emotions. At first, I read the very violent Siheyuan novels, which made me wish that all the people in the courtyard died tragically. Later, I read more and got bored. Then I discovered this novel. The violence is very light, and it does not interfere too much with the development of the people in the Siheyuan. They just let it take its own course. This has resulted in the novel never having a sense of immersion. The protagonist's role is too small, and it feels like I'm always looking at the courtyard from a God's perspective. But overall the novel is okay. Come on, I'm looking forward to the author's next novel!
The original feeling is in line with the characteristics of the times! Even though the protagonist can't use the golden finger and has a photographic memory, why doesn't he go to college? With Guang Qi's IQ, he could have skipped a grade in school and graduated a few years earlier.