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Explore more →Siheyuan Stories: I've Already Dropped So Many! Only Recommend the Best!
Grounded Stories About Siheyuan Courtyards That Feel Realistic
Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Doesn't Get Involved in the Plot and Just Watches from the Sidelines
Looking for books similar to "Siheyuan: Starting in 1958". Don't make the whole story about tormenting the terrible neighbors. Just quietly watch them suffer their own misfortunes.
Looking for Courtyard Fics With Smart Characters, No Idiotic Stories
Looking for books similar to "Experiencing the Spirit of the Times in a Siheyuan". There are more and more siheyuan novels these days, and they're getting more and more brainless. Give me something with some actual thought behind it, not a power fantasy.
In a Siheyuan Story, the Protagonist Gets a Cultivation Technique
Male-Oriented Period-Era Rebirth Fiction!
I'm so fed up. Every time I look for reborn stories set in a particular era, they're all female-oriented. It's so annoying.
Any Siheyuan Stories Without a System, a Pocket Dimension, or Cheats?
Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Moves Out From the Start
Any Siheyuan Stories About Enlisting and Fighting in the Korean War?
Does anyone know any books about serving in the military in a Beijing courtyard during the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea?
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?
Siheyuan Stories, No System, No Spatial Ability, No Golden Finger
I want books similar to Records of Survival in the Courtyard House. Anyone making random recommendations will be cursed out immediately!
A Bustling Siheyuan and a Brand-New Story
Siheyuan: Sha Zhu Lives with His Younger Sister and Starts Selling Buns
Looking for Realistic Siheyuan Novels Without Malice or Villainization, True to Their Era
A Main Character Starts Out with a Private Siheyuan, Collects Antiques, and Lives an Ordinary Life
The Second Uncle’s Son in the Siheyuan
Beijing Courtyard Stories with Decent Values
Siheyuan Novels About Someone From the Countryside Inheriting a Fortune
Looking for Siheyuan Stories About Yi Zhonghai's Relatives
Top-Rated Urban Farming Fiction, Recommend Some for Fans of Urban Stories 🍅🍅
I've Only Got 109 Courtyard Siheyuan Novels, Everyone, Send Me More! 🤠🤯
A New Courtyard-House Novel Begins with Marriage
Siheyuan Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to Before the Founding of the Nation, and His Name Is Liu Yuan
Siheyuan Stories With No System, No Pocket Dimension, and No Golden Finger! No Random Recommendations or Insults!
I'm looking for books like Life in the Siheyuan. It should be set in a siheyuan, with no System, no pocket dimension, and no golden finger. Recommend the wrong thing and I'll curse you out!
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This is a decent Siheyuan!
I'll give it five stars first. The plot is smooth and there are relatively few demotions.
It's really good that you can watch it without cheats. Keep up the hard work and don't stop updating!
The first half of the story is good. Life in the Siheyuan is very real. People's greed is fed out. There is no crazy Siheyuan. But in the end, the author wants to express the evil of human nature. . My childhood sweetheart relationship with Yu Yu was completely severed. In the last few chapters, I insisted on embodying the saying that men become bad when they have money. It was like eating a plate of good food until you found a fly in it at the end.
Five-star praise, very well written, no ink, I skipped what should be skipped. As for the comments, many people said that divorcing Yuyu was a failure. I think it was a very correct choice. I guess the people who are disgusted are young people who are not married. First of all, the protagonist gave the other party a choice. The protagonist said that divorce can be done, but the child is with me. Then Yuyu said that the child should stay with her, so as not to affect the child's future. But in the end, the protagonist said that you are only 30 years old, how can you get married with two children. Yu Yu gave up, which shows that both of them are equally self-interested. Furthermore, in that special era, it was impossible for the protagonist to tell Yu Yu about the future. After all, there were a lot of reports between couples in that era, and you couldn't bet on it. If you don't get divorced in the end, it will be difficult for the protagonist to make a fortune later on. Everything has to be discussed between the two of you, which will cause internal friction. You can see it by watching the protagonist's friends steal money and invest in stocks. The protagonist regards all the characters in the play as NPCs, but he really has nothing to say to his family. There is one thing that he did not handle well. The author explained that his father died in the line of duty, and the work quota given to him and his two sisters in the factory disappeared, causing the younger sister to join the army. It is probably because he did not want to deal with the two sisters too much.
The writing is not bad, but the most vicious thing is that in order to open a harem, the author found an excuse to force a divorce, and it was the woman who brought it up. The key is to clean up the third type of people. The main focus is on those who take the lead in special times, not even the male protagonist. The female character was a bit dark in the original drama, but this book has healed it up and just forced the plot completely.
This is the Siheyuan novel that I have read the most in order to be more in line with the era. It can be said that many items from that era have been restored. The notes are very good and I have worked very hard. I am very grateful to the author for his wonderful work.
It's very good, very real and very realistic. Many people think that the protagonist has moral flaws, but to be honest, this kind of reality is very common, and the character of the protagonist is not great and upright, so there is no problem with it.
This book is really good. It doesn't deliberately create conflicts, it doesn't have too many concubines, and it doesn't make the people in the courtyard so demonic. They are all ordinary old white surnames. And the author describes some details of that era very clearly. The pictures are real. The author put great care into it and it is worth reading.
The rating of 8.0 Is very objective. The author wants to record this historical period more than write a good story. Li Xiangyang is false, but Bu Zhong is true. He only gave a possible ending based on the development of that era, rather than giving a story that everyone likes to hear and see based on the audience's preferences.