
Siheyuan: Silly Zhu's Little Everyday Life
四合院之傻柱的小日子
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Explore more →A Siheyuan Story Where He Yuzhu Defies Fate and Changes His Life
Reborn as He Yuzhu in Love in the Courtyard, Back in His Youth
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Latest in October, Scorching Siheyuan Stories...
Looking for the Highest-Rated Novel in the Siheyuan Series
I've Had My Fill of Siheyuan Stories over the Past Month or Two. Any Good Recommendations?
Please recommend some good novels.
He Yuzhu Moves Out of the Siheyuan Before He Daqing Leaves for Baoding
Set Around the Time He Daqing Fled the Siheyuan
Looking for books like *Siheyuan: Da Mao and I Are Brothers*. Not too much hostility, set in a Siheyuan, any gender is fine.
Reborn as Young Sha Zhu, He Moves Out of the Siheyuan
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.
Siheyuan: Sha Zhu Lives with His Younger Sister and Starts Selling Buns
Recommend a Siheyuan Novel With a System and He Yuzhu as the Male Lead
I’ve run out of books, guys!
Looking for a Siheyuan Story Where Silly Zhu Is Reborn. No Transmigration, It Has to Be Silly Zhu Himself
In the Four-Sided Courtyard, He Yuzhu lived almost his entire life without wronging anyone. But there was one person he let down. I'm curious: if he were reborn, what would he do? There are plenty of books about He Yuzhu being reborn, but they're all about transmigrators being reborn. I really want to read one where He Yuzhu himself is reborn.
A Bustling Siheyuan and a Brand-New Story
Siheyuan Novels With He Yuzhu as the Male Lead
Please!!!
Looking for a Novel About He Yuzhu Where Jia Dongxu Doesn’t Die and Silly Zhu Hasn’t Started Helping the Jia Family Yet
Looking for books similar to *Siheyuan: He Yuzhu's Second Chance at Life*.
Only Looking for Siheyuan Novels Where the Main Character Is Sha Zhu
Looking for books similar to *Siheyuan: He Yuzhu's Story Begins in 1958*. Don't recommend anything where the protagonist is Silly Zhu! No sucking up to the old-age support group! And don't suck up to Third Master either!
Stories About Young He Yuzhu Living with His Little Sister in a Siheyuan
Courtyard Stories Starting with Young Silly Zhu
Stories About He Yuzhu as a Child in the Siheyuan, Where the Plot Can Be Changed
Any Siheyuan Stories Where Sha Zhu's Mother Is Still Alive?
Looking for a New Siheyuan Novel About Fighting the Japanese Invaders
The protagonist starts out as a little kid and kills several Japanese soldiers in a courtyard house.
Stories With a System and Pocket Dimension, Set in the 1940S or 1950S, Moving to the Capital to Settle Down
What Would Happen to the Story If He Yuzhu Weren't in the Siheyuan?
Looking for books similar to *Courtyard House: From the Start, I Married Xu Damao's Sister and Snatched the House*. Without Sha Zhu, no one would care for Yi Zhonghai in his old age; the Jia family would have no human punching bag, Old Deaf Granny would have no grandson, Lou Xiao'e would have no son, and Xu Damao would have no one to carry on his line.
Looking for New Siheyuan Stories With One Female Lead. No Harem, Please.
No harem stories, please. Something more realistic.
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Not bad, come on. Just being nice to the old lady and giving her chickens is unnecessary. It was the old lady who pointed out that Yi Zhonghai and Silly Zhu could take care of themselves in old age. The old lady is greedy and wants to eat well, but she is not her own grandmother, so is it necessary to provide for her in old age? I have space and money. The old lady was raised by Yi Zhonghai, and she also got an ancestor? Think for yourself
Yes, the parents are short-lived, not so violent, and the plot is total.
It's okay, not that much hostility. In fact, in that era, everyone was running around for three meals a day and there weren't that many things to do.
The story is clear and coherent, especially the old lady's life experience is written in a more reasonable way. It is not like other fans who turn her into a demonized agent or spy, just an old lady with bound feet.
He Yuzhu does not owe He Yuyu, but He Yuzhu owes He Yuyu. He Daqing is not dead. He is willing to raise other people's children for the widow instead of his own. He Yuzhu and He Yuzhu are brothers and sisters, but who is destined to be abandoned by his father? He Yuzhu must be raised by his brother. Her father is not dead, and He Yuzhu was just The abandoned big boy was just an apprentice. It was wrong for He Yuzhu to lick the widow, but he would give the money he earned to anyone who believed it. He Yuzhu was abandoned by his father. She was raised by He Yuzhu, went to school and bought a car. Why should he resent her? On the contrary, she owed He Yuzhu and she would have died long ago without him. Although He Yuzhu raised him rough, would she be rewarded for raising her to a half-sized child, going to school and buying a car? Widow Qin, Qin Daihuan, told her brother who raised him that she prevented him from being with his biological son and let him raise a white-eyed wolf. Her brother died without even seeing her, which shows that she was not familiar with him. Do you still feel that you owe him a debt in this situation? You told me that you had money to give the widow flowers, lunch and food. He was raised by He Yuzhu and she owed it to He Yuzhu.
The actual reading experience is four stars, but the author is encouraged to give five stars I think Xu Damao is one of the more difficult characters in Siheyuan. He is also the only one in the original drama who I think is alive and sober. He is also more like every ordinary person among us. Saving this character has been well received. There are a few minor flaws in the plot development, but overall it's okay. The golden finger setting is well received and it works from beginning to end, but there is no significant digital hydrography. However, it started to feel a bit too bland in the middle and later stages, which reduced my interest in reading. However, those who like bland and everyday life may like it more? In summary, you can take a look at
After all, it's fan fiction, just to borrow a background. The characters in it are different from those in the TV series, so there's nothing wrong with it. The protagonist's personality has changed, and it's not a bad idea to change the personalities of other NPCs as well. It's good that the overall story can still be told. Fortunately, some people are not written here as people who think about bad things every day and resort to tricks. As expected, it is frivolous and pleasant to watch.
I finished reading it in one breath without skipping paragraphs.
Not too bad. In fact, if you want to live a simple life without being plotted by others, the most direct way is to cripple or kill Yi Zhonghai. As long as Yi Zhonghai is dead, don't you think the Jia family can still be arrogant? Let me also say that for future generations, if we go back to the 1950s, it should be very easy to kill someone. After all, there were still many enemy agents at that time.
I haven't read it yet, but the book reviews are very good. Please give it a like first!