
How Can You Survive in a Siheyuan Without Powerful Connections?
在四合院没点背景怎么行
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- 518k Words
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- 2y ago
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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 With Lou Xiao'e or Yu Li as the Female Lead
Courtyard House Novels Where the Protagonist Uses the Law to Protect Their Home
Take Over the Siheyuan. Deal With Them Brutally and Get on With the Plot
Siheyuan Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to Before the Founding of the Nation, and His Name Is Liu Yuan
Siheyuan Story: Marry Lou Xiaoe, Don’t Be a Doormat, and Send Jia Zhangshi to Prison
Siheyuan Story with a Protagonist from an Incredibly Powerful Background
Grounded Stories About Siheyuan Courtyards That Feel Realistic
Courtyard House Stories Where the Protagonist Goes to Hong Kong
The protagonist goes to Hong Kong Island, gets arrested and thrown in prison, then escapes with Ng Sai-ho.
After Taking Revenge on the Siheyuan Retirement Crew, They Head to Hong Kong
Please Recommend Violent Siheyuan Stories
The protagonist can have a cheat or not, but the important thing is that they’re violent and utterly brutalize the scumbags in the Siheyuan. The kind where they end up dead or crippled.
Siheyuan, Period Story, Sign-In System, Tons of Supplies, Plausible Numbers
Looking for period novels like *The Courtyard* and *Under the Zhengyang Gate*. They should have a System, preferably one with sign-ins that give you tons of supplies and goods each time. Most importantly, the period details should be realistic, like a bride price of around ten yuan, not a few hundred just because someone feels generous.
Courtyard Novel Where the Protagonist Kills Everyone in Their Path
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.
Recommend Books About Fleeing the Siheyuan for Hong Kong
Looking for a Novel Where the Male Lead Transmigrates to Hong Kong and Marries Lou Xiaoe
Siheyuan Story: Marry Lou Xiaoe, Then Move to Hong Kong
Looking for Siheyuan Novels That Start with Lou Xiaoe Going to Hong Kong
Siheyuan Novels Where the Protagonist Eventually Goes to Hong Kong
Siheyuan Stories Featuring Chen Xueru
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating and Fleeing to Hong Kong
I remember a book set in the 1970s or 80s. Someone transmigrates to northern Shaanxi, flees to Hong Kong with their younger sister, opens a Jixiang Wonton shop, and plagiarizes books and songs from the West, Hong Kong, and mainland China. To promote the wontons, they even copied that song "Calories." What was the title? Thanks!
Siheyuan Stories With a Ruthless Protagonist, Lots of Chapters, and No Dragging Things Out
Looking for books similar to *Starting My Looting Spree in the Courtyard Compound*.
Four-House Courtyard Novel Where He Marries Lou Xiaoe and Has Twins Twice
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This book should be in the top ten. The first reason is that the writing is good. In just a few chapters, the characters of the two public figures at all levels are highlighted. It is organized and well-founded, and the relationships between the neighborhoods, streets and factories are clear and clear. Second, please be smart and think very realistically about your job prospects. If you have a golden finger, you will suffer ten years of punishment, but if you have the Lou family, there will be no risk. This is the correct thinking of modern people with golden fingers. I am here to enjoy happiness, not to endure hardship and seek punishment. Third, the historical background is very real. Not to mention the bills, the bicycles and fish are very real. I remember that there were 100,000 bicycles registered in Beijing in 1960. Fish would be really unpalatable without oil. Fourth, the famous roast duck, Peking is the first place to eat, and there are also various embassies, places like Lao Mo and other places require tickets and limited quotas, so there are always a lot of real people. Fifth, I hope that the author's golden finger will not be too big. If it is too big, it will be difficult to write. If it is not conscience of the country, it will be difficult to live, and if it is not done, it will be difficult to write. To sum up, although the book is short, it can be seen that the writing is good. I hope that the protagonist can relieve the anger of all living beings in the Siheyuan, and then jump out of the circle to make great achievements in another place, and live a happy life in the three palaces and six courtyards. A man's most beautiful wish in life is a long life, a healthy body, extraordinary power, a lot of money, a beautiful wife and beautiful concubines. Unfortunately, all living beings rarely have them, such as me. Again, I hope the author can bring the protagonist to perfection. Regarding Yan Laosan, many authors write that his salary is 29. I don't know if they are bragging about it because they are looking for helpers for the protagonist, but it is true. In 1955, the salary of primary school teachers was graded. The tenth grade for primary school teachers was 25, and the first grade was 98. A primary school teacher has been working for 20 years, and his salary was less than 30 in 1965. Who believes it? Looking at his property, the bicycle radio must have a watch. His salary was raised three times from 1955 to 1990, with an increase of 120 yuan. Yu Li gave Si Zhuyue 2,500, and Yan Laosan said it was worth his salary for one year. Calculating, his salary in 1965 should have been 80. There are several proofs that Yan Laosan is not a good person. In the chicken theft incident, he almost sent the fool into prison with his own efforts. Unfortunately, the pig teammates were not able to do their best and stole food. Liang Adi's son was sent to a juvenile detention center for a year for a pig tail. Where is the cook? Didn't he know that Silly Zhu was trying to help? Is he a good person if both the person he introduces and his colleagues cheat on him? He waits at the door every day for someone to take advantage of him. It's disgusting to have this neighbor now. Also, is picking up rubbish and paying off debt a calculated act or is it a matter of conscience? A true conscience should persuade Lou to leave instead of being sucked out of his blood. None of the three uncles is a good person, they are truly evil-hearted.
I wonder if the data on Tomato are all robots? There are only a few dozen comments and reminders, but there are tens of thousands of readings? I hope friends who actually read the book can make some noise and let me know that you are reading? Please [cover face]
This is the correct way to open the courtyard. In other novels, no matter how awesome your identity is, you still have to lie down in the courtyard.
I feel very good when I see the current chapter. It is very close to reality, has a reasonable structure, and is full of details that can withstand scrutiny. The author is really attentive to the content. Whether it is geographical introduction, time nodes, or historical events, they are all well-founded. In particular, the content of the story closely follows the background and characteristics of the era, unlike many books that just slap the forehead or make up the story with only a little knowledge. For example, many books follow the plot of the TV series and write that Shazhu is a third-generation farmhand, a worker, or a martyr of the pig's trotters. That is nonsense. In the general environment at that time, it only worked if you were responsible. If you were responsible, you could point at the leader and scold you for not doing anything. You had to be comforted. Of course, I would wear a pair of shoes for you later. Turning into a tomb robber is really too blunt. If you don't think carefully, you will end up being a jerk.
Come on, those who won't be beaten to death are the ones with the word "water" on them and they are not as good-looking as you.
Five stars because the author wrote about the subject matter that I want to read the most. If everyone is making fun of Lou, he should go to Hong Kong to develop. Why not marry Lou Xiao'e? The Hong Kong variety show (maybe) is an even bigger surprise. I give the author a vote, and the author takes us to Hong Kong [laughter]
This book is the most realistic of all Siheyuan novels and the most relevant to that era. The protagonist, or author, did what was most in line with the rules at that time. Readers born after 2000 may question it, or even feel uncomfortable reporting it, but the author's writing is still relatively subtle.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
There is a kind of people in this world. Although they are human beings, they have never lived a life of their own. Everything they do lives according to the wishes of others. Such people will never be free because their hearts have long been imprisoned by shackles! A truly strong person will not change his principles, let alone change his principles under coercion. If you want to knock someone down, the best way is to make him feel fear in his heart first, so that he will knock himself down first without you taking action. Human desire is like rolling stones on a high mountain. Once it starts, it can never stop. Unless the rocks were originally at the bottom of the valley. "Since you asked sincerely, we will tell you with great mercy that in order to prevent the world from being destroyed, to protect the peace of the world, to implement love and true evil, cute and charming villains, Musashi, Kojiro, Meow, White Hole, and a white tomorrow are waiting for us.
You are the best writer of Siheyuan novels