
The Mongolian Man of the Siheyuan
四合院的蒙古汉子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 447k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
221Chapters
8.6kReads
8.6Score
384Shelves
2kListens
1MReads · all time
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I finally came across a Siheyuan fanfic that was a little more normal. I didn't write about Silly Zhu to death, nor did I catch the deaf old lady and write about it to death all day long. I also didn't poke fun at Lou Zi. Having read so many courtyard houses, this is one of the least violent books.
The treatment of Siheyuan is better, the storyline is reasonable, but the finishing work is a bit rough!
It's a very good book. The author is a pure deaf-protecting mountain villa and deaf-protecting family! Although he is an orphan who lives with his younger sister, he recognizes his grandmother within a few chapters of entering the courtyard. Doesn't this instantly reunite the family? Although I can't watch it anymore! But after accepting the deaf old lady as my grandmother, she soon had parents (Yi Zhonghai and his wife), brothers and sisters (He family brothers and sisters), sister-in-law (Vampire Queen Qin Huairu), aunt (Jia Zhangshi), and lovely nieces and nephews (Three Thieves and White-Eyed Wolf siblings)! What a book! Maybe if they give full play to their old tradition of step-marriage, their personal problems will be solved! I just don't know whether to choose the necromancer Jia Zhang or the vampire queen Qin Huairu! I have children and grandchildren, how happy... Ugh! No more! I can't make it up anymore...
I read it in one go and it was very good. There were not so many bullshit, there were no resurgence routines, and there was not much violence. Jia and Zhang, who might have been badly written by their fans, died in prison very quickly.
This book is one of the best I have ever read. Why. The author makes a good point. Unlike some similar novels. Various plots. In fact, Qin Huairu didn't feel bad at all. The elder just wants to find someone to support him in his old age. The third uncle is scheming. There is no way that one teacher can support a group of people. It doesn't work without calculation. Banggeng is not bad at heart. It's just that his grandma's values are different. Coupled with Qin Huairu's excessive doting. That's why it's so awesome. Overall. Everyone who reads the novel "Love in the Courtyard" can understand it. Some people are unforgivable. After all, in which era. It's good to be alive. . Don't talk about the important thing of having enough food. Come on, author. I hope you can bring better works [like][like][like][like][like][like][like]
It's very nice. It's much nicer than the previous courtyard houses, but the one that goes back to modern times is a bit sloppy. I think in that one, he was sick and then passed away. His friends, those officials came to pay homage to him, and they were so moved that he returned to modern times.
This is the best book about courtyard houses that I have read so far. The protagonist writes this book with a peaceful mind and an outsider's perspective. It is worth reading. It is quite good. Although it is a bit invincible, it is really good-looking. Highly recommended.
The writing is good. Many of the Siheyuan books copy the plots of the original drama, and the subject matter is not novel. The author adds his own creations to the characters and backgrounds. Don't do it. It is nutritious and one of the few books that attracts me to read and invest [like] [like]
You can take a look, I personally think it's good
A very good novel... Yes, very good...[Vomit]