Siheyuan: Xu Damao Screens Movies
四合院：许大茂放电影
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- Completed
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- 155k Words
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- Unknown
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- Updated
- 3y ago
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Looking for Cathartic Stories Set in a Beijing Courtyard, the More Satisfying the Better
Fanfiction, Fanfiction! Bring Out Your Best Hidden Gems!
Anything goes in other Douluo stories, just don’t bash Flanders and Zhao Wuji. And for Battle Through the Heavens, just don’t bash Xiao Yan. I really like these loyal, honorable characters. Xiao Yan’s characterization in the original is honestly great. Please, everyone.
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?"
What's the Title of That Story Where Someone Becomes Master Yi's Apprentice and Pushes Jia Dongxu Out?
Looking for books like *Siheyuan: I Have a Learning Space*. Does anyone know any great ones?
Courtyard Stories Without Sha Zhu, With a Ruthless Protagonist, and No Nonsense
Looking for a Siheyuan Story That Starts There and Later Moves to Hong Kong
Starts in a siheyuan, then the protagonist moves to Hong Kong in the middle or later parts. No fawning over Deaf Granny, and the protagonist must not be He Yuzhu.
Any Courtyard House Stories Where Someone Transmigrates into Xu Damao?
Meeting Lou Xiaoe in the System Space in a Siheyuan Story
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!
Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Moves Out From the Start
Looking for a Siheyuan Story Where the Procurement Officer Hunts Wild Boars
A Main Character Starts Out with a Private Siheyuan, Collects Antiques, and Lives an Ordinary Life
Transmigrating to Dragon Ball and Starting Out as Strong as Beerus
Dragon Ball
Siheyuan Novels About Someone From the Countryside Inheriting a Fortune
Siheyuan Stories Featuring Lou Xiaoe
Siheyuan: From the Start, the Protagonist Is an Octogenarian
An old man in his eighties is a doctor at a steel mill and a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. He marries Qin Huairu. I forgot the title.
The Latest Siheyuan Stories
New Courtyard Novels
The Courtyard House Protagonist Is a Doctor, and Pokes Everyone in the Courtyard with Needles Until They're in Pain
Any New Siheyuan Novels?
I want the latest courtyard-house novels.
Only the Newest 2023 Siheyuan Stories, Please
The Latest May Courtyard Novels, No Old Recommendations
Latest Siheyuan Stories from April 2023
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Basically all the Siheyuan novels I have read will be given five stars, unless some particularly vicious people traveled through time and treated the two girls of the Jia family as if they were enemies, beating or scolding them, saying they were white-eyed wolves. I basically gave one or two letters to the books, as well as the protagonists whose brains are not very good, and the book written by the author. This book is very good.
Not bad, good, Brother Mao can handle it.
Yes, come on, Saonian Ollie!
The story is good, but the author's writing style needs to be improved! The part about delivering things to the branch is disgusting no matter how you watch it! Author, who are you trying to eliminate? At that time, how could the Eighth Party Committee members and a director of the main factory feel that the branch factory was nothing?
After a few moments, I was decisive enough. Keep going, Ollie.
Good looking, good looking, good looking. Come on.
Very good and worth seeing
Not bad, not bad, good quality. This is the best Xu DaHao I have ever seen. He is tall among the dwarfs. The so-called dwarf is because the author writes and the plot is stuck, so I give it four stars.
After reading it, I have nothing to say. . . . . . Short, changed, messy. . . That's it, I wish the author better and better results! Many female literary yyds! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
It's pretty good, but the last chapter is too brief.