Siheyuan: This Guy’s a Bit of a Wild One
四合院之这货有点彪
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- 516k Words
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- 2y ago
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It's well-written and easy to read, so I'm giving it five stars as encouragement! 😂😂😂 Here's a unified response 🤦: The star rating I gave above was after reading about ten chapters. The reason I gave it that rating was because the protagonist the author created was to my liking, but I got sick of it after chapter 98 and promptly dropped the story. I guess either the author messed up the writing or they changed the character 😂.
I was originally going to give it four stars, but seeing that you're the author of a book from Mongolia, I knew what to expect. I enjoyed reading that one, so I hope this one won't be bad either.
Good, decisive. Modern young people are rarely fussy. Keep it up!
The forehead wrinkles that Sha Zhu got from scavenging for scraps are so apt!
The old book came with me, it's still great, it has that same feel to it.
I'd give it five stars; I really liked it. While there were some illogical parts, they were negligible. Among the many courtyard-themed novels, very few have a happy ending, so this one is quite good. However, it's impossible to please everyone. Personally, I really like this style. It deals with beasts quickly and ruthlessly, without being overly aggressive, and the plot is also good. Recommend!
It's a very good period novel, very immersive. It's just a shame you stopped writing.
After finishing the book, I was impressed by how natural and unforced the ending felt. The writing is excellent, and the plot flows smoothly (though it doesn't perfectly align with the historical context). However, the background research is incomplete, resulting in significant disconnects. Logically, there aren't many flaws.
The author's detailed and realistic descriptions of life and work during that era make me feel as if I've returned to that time and experienced it all again. It's a vivid portrayal of how children of that era saw adults and various characters.
Very good, exciting. It's quite realistic, unlike other courtyard houses where the main character is too extravagant.