Siheyuan: Xu Damao Has a Son and a Daughter
四合院，许大茂儿女双全
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- Siheyuan: Damao's Road to the Top四合院之大茂的上升之路Alternate title on Fanqie
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Very good, not flashy, but making a difference through hard work and ability. Xu Damao is actually the most authentic person in the courtyard.
It's pretty good; the characters are well-developed, and the logic is clear.
It looks better than the traditional courtyard house design that uses more powerful techniques. I take back what I said above, Chapter 41. Destroying someone's future is like killing their parents. The protagonist is far too saintly. I read 197 chapters, and in the end, the protagonist didn't even take revenge. Still smiling? It was frustrating the whole way.
Overall, it's good. But I have two suggestions. When Yan Bugui was arrested on the black market, Xu Damao used his connections and finances to get Yan Bugui and his car back. Yan Bugui didn't offer any thanks whatsoever. 2. The saying goes, "A dragon doesn't dwell with a snake." Once Xu Damao became a section chief and factory director, he could no longer live in a courtyard house. Firstly, there was the issue of secrecy. Secondly…
Well written; this is the first time I've seen Xu Damao as the main character. Personally, I feel Damao was born in the wrong era; if it were after the Reform and Opening Up, he might have thrived.
The book is good, but it has its flaws. I don't want chaos and turmoil, but I can't be indifferent either. Even if the whole hospital is full of good people, the characters you write will still be interesting. Don't have to go out and be kicked around every day and still have the nerve to go to someone's door to seek attention.
It's pretty good. This is one of the few good works on Tomato that features Xu Damao as the protagonist. Although it feels like the protagonist is marginalized later on, and he lacks the dashing spirit of the original Xu Damao, as well as the female lead, Ezi, he's not aggressive and focuses solely on his own development. It's worth reading. Looking forward to updates.
Other courtyard houses might just be like restaurant food. It can be really delicious, or it can be really bad. This is basically fast food—just that kind of taste, but in large portions. No ups and downs, no highs and lows. Personally, I think it's passable.
This is the best courtyard novel I've ever read. It's not overly dramatic or melodramatic, and it's quite intelligent. Keep up the good work, author!
I've seen many people say that this is a "saintly" story, but it's not really about being a saint. The system is different from other systems. This isn't the typical "cool and prosperous" type of novel. Although it is a "cool and prosperous" story, it's a little more realistic. Since Xu Damao has already entered the system, he can't just do whatever he wants.