Siheyuan: Liu Guangqi's Road to Redemption!
四合院：刘光齐的自赎之路！
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- Completed
- Length
- 610k Words
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Siheyuan: Liu Guangqi Reborn, Helping Second Master Soar四合院：重生刘光齐，带飞二大爷Alternate title on Fanqie
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Siheyuan Stories: I've Already Dropped So Many! Only Recommend the Best!
Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Doesn't Get Involved in the Plot and Just Watches from the Sidelines
Looking for books similar to "Siheyuan: Starting in 1958". Don't make the whole story about tormenting the terrible neighbors. Just quietly watch them suffer their own misfortunes.
I've Had My Fill of Siheyuan Stories over the Past Month or Two. Any Good Recommendations?
Please recommend some good novels.
Beijing Courtyard Stories with Decent Values
Siheyuan Novels With Little or No Toxicity
Looking for books similar to "Siheyuan: Yi Zhonghai Becomes the Top-Ranked Big Brother". I'd like stories set in the Siheyuan with less hostility, or quick transmigration novels that include a Siheyuan world and have less hostility. Ideally, a satisfying power fantasy with a strong golden finger.
Any Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Leader?
Stories about someone who transmigrates and becomes a leader, or has a family member who’s a leader.
Born Into Love in the Courtyard
Siheyuan Stories With Geese And Lozi, New Books
Siheyuan Stories with One Female Lead and Less Hostility
Looking for books similar to Siheyuan: I'm Liu Guangqi. I want a capable protagonist with one female lead who helps the whole family live well, and family members who don't hold him back. Siheyuan: I'm Liu Guangqi is exactly my favorite kind of story. It's so heartwarming, and it makes me laugh the whole way through.
New Year, New Beginnings: A New Siheyuan Story Arriving in Early January
Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Is Reborn as a Jia Family Man. Please Don’t Recommend Anything Else!!!
Looking for a Siheyuan Novel Where the Protagonist Is One of the Two Liu Brothers or Three Yan Brothers
Novels in the Love in the Courtyard Series, but Not One Where the Protagonist Becomes Han Chunming
Siheyuan Stories Starring Yan Jiecheng, Yan Jiefang, Liu Guangtian, or Liu Guangfu
...in the story.
Siheyuan: The First Master Swaps Sons with the Second Master
The Second Uncle’s Son in the Siheyuan
New Siheyuan Novels from Early December, Under 50,000 Words
The Male Lead Has a Son Who Is Rescued by the Female Lead, and the Child Is Autistic
The male lead has a son with autism, and the female lead saves them.
Looking for a Siheyuan Story Where the Yan Family’s Third Son Goes to the Countryside
Transmigrating Into a Siheyuan as the Second or Third Uncle
Any Siheyuan Stories Where the Main Character Is from the Yan Family or the Second Uncle’s Household?
Courtyard Siheyuan Stories, Please
The more vicious and hostile, the better.
About the Latest Siheyuan Novels from Early December: No Random Recommendations
New Siheyuan Novels Fresh Out in Early December
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Siheyuan: Reborn as He Yuzhu, I’m Given Another Shot at My Destiny
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Put Silver Cuffs on Them, You Beastly Fool
Siheyuan: I Went to Get Revenge on Silly Zhu, and the Whole Courtyard Panicked
Playing Games in the Siheyuan
Siheyuan: You Want Me to Support You in Old Age? I'll Bleed You Dry First
Siheyuan: I Invited Qin Huairu for Fried Chicken from the Storeroom on Day One
Siheyuan: I Married Bai Ling, but She Won't Share My Bed
Siheyuan: Banggeng’s Rise
Siheyuan: He Yuzhu's Ordinary Life
In the Siheyuan, If They Ignore You, Climb Your Way Up
Siheyuan: Starting Out as an Ordinary Resident
Siheyuan: I’m Old Xu, and I Want It All!
Siheyuan: What Aunt Bai? She’s Just a Widow
Siheyuan: Liu Guangfu’s Life as a Master Chef
The Courtyard: A New Beginning in Life
Transmigration: Starting by Burying Yi Zhonghai Alive in the Siheyuan
Siheyuan: I Spoil Yang Mi, and the Whole Courtyard Is Green with Envy
From the Start, I Deliver a Face-Slapping Blow to Yi Zhonghai, Shocking the Whole Courtyard
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Just avoid going back and forth like this. I hope you write more, and try not to let personal emotions get in the way of criticizing others. After all, the original Liu Guangqi wasn't a good person either, and even after his rebirth, he couldn't possibly know the full story of what happened after he left the courtyard house. Good luck, author!
The second uncle in the courtyard was a tragic figure; in those days, favoritism always went either to the older or the younger.
Beautiful! This is a unique home of Uncle Erda. I hope it stays this way. Keep it up!
Seeing this cover reminded me of the author's last book. Actually, the last book was quite well-written and flowed smoothly, with no major flaws. It was one of the better ones I've read in the "courtyard house" genre. It was a pity the author felt they couldn't finish it. Five stars to encourage them! I hope they can handle this one better and finish the whole story. 👍 [Please update more frequently!]
This score is really unacceptable; it breaks my rule that I don't read novels rated below 8. There are indeed some minor issues in some areas. While there have been instances of lenient treatment when confronting beasts, these have only happened a few times, and we've never suffered a loss as a result. The plot is also described quite smoothly.
At first, I wasn't really interested in reading this book because it only had a 7 out of 10 rating, but I ended up reading it in one go, haha! Regardless of what others say, it really suits my taste. Keep it up, author! Stay calm and don't get complacent! Five stars!!!
Yes, anything with Qin Huairu in it is good.
I think it's pretty good; there really aren't many readable books lately.
It's a pretty good book. Although it's not set in a traditional courtyard house anymore, it's a bit of a radical change. Novels are all about boundless imagination, and as long as it's somewhat plausible, most people won't mind. If it were just a traditional courtyard house, there would be no need to write it; a TV series would suffice.
Why is the rating so low? While this book isn't one of the best in the "Courtyard House" genre, I think it's still pretty good, at least 8 points. The plot is simple and mundane, but the ending felt rushed.