
Siheyuan: Silly Zhu's Carefree Life
四合院:傻柱的逍遥人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 655k Words
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- Siheyuan: Silly Zhu Stops Fawning, and Qin Huairu Panics四合院:傻柱不舔,秦淮茹她急了Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allThere Are No Masterpieces Left in the Siheyuan Genre! Prove Me Wrong!
Grounded Stories About Siheyuan Courtyards That Feel Realistic
Any High-Quality Stories with One Heroine and No Womanizing? Please Recommend Some!
Are there any stories with a more devoted male lead?
A Must-Read Siheyuan Masterpiece, You Won’t Regret It
I've Had My Fill of Siheyuan Stories over the Past Month or Two. Any Good Recommendations?
Please recommend some good novels.
Courtyard Stories Starting with Young Silly Zhu
The Ultimate Four-Sided Courtyard Rankings (I'm Out of Books to Read, Thanks!)
Courtyard Fic: The System Crashes from the Start, Granting Over Ten Million System Coins
Recommend a Siheyuan Novel With a System and He Yuzhu as the Male Lead
I’ve run out of books, guys!
Any Siheyuan Stories Where Sha Zhu's Mother Is Still Alive?
Fresh New Courtyard Stories, Really Weird and Original, Like a Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf X DreamWorks Crossover
A New Siheyuan Story With He Yuzhu as the Main Character
A new novel where the protagonist is He Yuzhu and has a System.
Siheyuan Stories With Lou Xiao'e or Yu Li as the Female Lead
1970s Setting + Space Power + Supernatural Abilities + Helping Build China
I want books similar to Courtyard: The Salted Fish's Beautiful Life. Anything similar to the following, perhaps? Interstellar Shuttle: Lord of Space, Courtyard: Experiencing the Atmosphere of the Era, Reborn in 1950: Turning America Upside Down, Courtyard: I Have a Universe.
Siheyuan Novel With the Protagonist Reborn in He Yuzhu's Youth
The protagonist does not have to be Sha Zhu.
Siheyuan: Silly Zhu Gets a Fresh Start
Looking for a Siheyuan Novel Where the Protagonist Becomes a Young He Yuzhu
Siheyuan Stories About Doing Business During Reform and Opening-Up
Siheyuan Stories: New Releases from August, Under 100,000 Words
🐉 New Courtyard Novels Freshly Released in Mid-May 2024 🔥
Dividing the Family from the Start in a Siheyuan Story
Looking for Siheyuan Stories Where the Male Lead Doesn't Know the Plot
Looking for books like "Siheyuan: The First Grandpa Has a Son".
August 14: Looking for the Latest Courtyard-House Novels
Looking for books similar to Siheyuan: Starting in 1953. Something readable, with few irritating elements. Please don't give the protagonist a name with a character like Zi in it, and don't have anything about an empire.
New Siheyuan Stories from August
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That's right. No groveling, no kneeling, no brute force. Starting over doesn't make you invincible. Silly Zhu is still Silly Zhu, just with more life experience. He knows how to use strategy, and he asks for help when he doesn't understand something. This is the correct way to experience a courtyard house—simple and unassuming, yet possessing the foresight of someone with a wealth of life experience.
That's all I have to say. Let's see how it goes next. Give it a like.
It looks great so far, hopefully it will stay that way!
"If you don't court death, you won't die." Many authors, for the sake of plot, treat such cases lightly, but the severity of punishment in that era was beyond the comprehension of young people. My neighbor, an older brother, stole a bag of corn cobs from the production team. He was sentenced to 17 years in prison and paraded through the streets as a warning.
Actually, anyone could potentially win over Lou Xiao'e in this time-travel story except for Sha Zhu. Firstly, there's his reputation. Sha Zhu helping a widow is problematic, and the Lou family's social standing doesn't mean they can tolerate an ambiguous relationship with a widow. Just asking around would infuriate them, believe it or not. Secondly, his profession.
It's a great show, but He Yuzhu, even after his rebirth, is still too soft-hearted.
It's alright. It just doesn't feel quite as exhilarating as I'd like 🤭
There's a certain amount of hostility, but it's not overwhelming. A courtyard house story needs a bit of hostility to create tension, since it primarily revolves around family squabbles and interpersonal conflicts. Too much hostility would be counterproductive.
I've read at least 20 books in the Siheyuan series, and this one is currently in my top three. The only major plot hole is why the other time traveler listens to Sha Zhu so much. Why does Sha Zhu trust him so much? No other "Siheyuan" series score below 9 can surpass yours. The logic is fairly reasonable, though there are a few minor plot holes.
I'll give it 4 stars for now. I'd always wondered what would happen if I encountered two characters who were either reborn or transmigrated, and I never expected to find one here—one reborn and one transmigrated. I just don't know how well it will be written later. I'll keep reading. Aunt Jia, Aunt Jia, Aunt Jia, Author