
In the Siheyuan, I Get Stronger with Every Disciple I Take!
人在四合院,收徒就变强!
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201Chapters
287Reads · 30 days
198.7kReads · all time
5.4Score
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I've Only Got 109 Courtyard Siheyuan Novels, Everyone, Send Me More! 🤠🤯
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Siheyuan: I Returned to the Courtyard as a God of War
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Industrial Novels Set in Siheyuan Courtyards or in a Bygone Era
All the courtyard-house stories are either about fighting with the troublesome neighbors or collecting gold, hunting, selling fish, selling food from a pocket dimension on the black market, working in procurement, the security department, or as a driver. You know. Are there any where the protagonist goes to university and gets into industry? Starting with farm machinery, then manufacturing mechanical tools, machine tools, and materials.
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They changed all the characters I remembered, which is quite a contrast, but overall it's still pretty good.
Although this novel isn't far off from history, as a modern-day working person, who cares about reading about real history? Just enjoy it and don't take it too seriously, otherwise you won't get any rest.
Simplicity is the truest form of life, though the terminology is a bit confusing and misattributed! Keep it up, young man, you can do it!
Yi Zhonghai's character is really not to my taste, I just couldn't continue reading. However, everyone has their own opinions, so I'll still give it 5 stars... After all, writing a book is not easy, and you can't please everyone. Not everyone will like it, and not everyone will dislike it. I read half of it, and I really couldn't stand Yi Zhonghai's behavior in the book.
Modified courtyard houses, as long as you don't mind the fuss, they look pretty cool 😅
I call your mother "Auntie," and you call me "Uncle"—what kind of culture is this?
Overall, it's well-written with a fresh approach. The storytelling is somewhat modified, and the violence isn't too overpowering. The only downside is the inconsistent use of pronouns.
Why not just teach a fitter? Okay, I thought Cheng Xiangdong was a cook.
Good job, keep it up!
It is written in a novel and well-organized manner.