Siheyuan: Starting All Over Again
四合院之从头再来
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- 380k Words
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- 1y ago
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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.
Any Courtyard House Novels Rated 9.0 or Higher?
I Can't Stand Today's Siheyuan Stories. Please Recommend Some Quality Ones
Looking for Siheyuan Fics With a System, Pocket Dimension, Cultivation, the Underworld, or Black Technology
Stories with He Yuzhu as the Protagonist, Where He Stops Being Silly Zhu
Please Recommend Violent Siheyuan Stories
The protagonist can have a cheat or not, but the important thing is that they’re violent and utterly brutalize the scumbags in the Siheyuan. The kind where they end up dead or crippled.
Stories About Young He Yuzhu Living with His Little Sister in a Siheyuan
Siheyuan Stories, Must Be Top Quality
I've watched the TV drama and read a lot of the novel too. I'm looking for something where the protagonist isn't so full of rage, and treats people calmly but with principles. Every character should have both good and bad in them. There's no need to force the consequences of one thing onto what came before. The plot should fit the era.
The Most Hostile Siheyuan
This is the most vicious siheyuan novel out there. If you disagree, come at me. It gets better and better: the scoundrels either die or end up begging in the streets. Bang Geng's little sister scatters his ashes, Qin Huairu is sold off to the grasslands... "Siheyuan: From the Start, I Send Uncle Yi to Have Tea Behind Bars"
Looking for Siheyuan Stories with Brutal Revenge, Where the Bad Guys Get Absolutely Wrecked! So Satisfying!
Looking for a Siheyuan story with brutal revenge, the kind where the protagonist absolutely destroys their enemies! So satisfying...
Courtyard Fic: The System Crashes from the Start, Granting Over Ten Million System Coins
The Pinnacle of Immortality Novels on Fanqie, Guaranteed to Suit Your Taste
Any Siheyuan Novels with an Original Female Lead and a Single Love Interest?
Stay away from Qin Huairu.
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.
Siheyuan Stories With Geese And Lozi, New Books
Looking for Siheyuan Stories With an Original Character as the Lead and One Female Love Interest!
Recommend me a transmigration novel set in "Love in the Courtyard" with a System. Not one where the protagonist transmigrates as He Yuzhu, Xu Damao, or Bang Geng. A female protagonist, preferably, and it should be true to the era!
Siheyuan Story Where He Yuzhu Goes Elsewhere from the Start
He Yuzhu Moves Out of the Siheyuan Before He Daqing Leaves for Baoding
Sha Zhu Teaches His Disciple to Cook and Gets God-Tier Cooking Skills in Return
Looking for Siheyuan Stories with Ruthless Leads: You Either Die or End Up Crippled
Reborn as He Yuzhu in Love in the Courtyard, Back in His Youth
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The Siheyuan: Putting the Beasts in Their Place and Saving Lou Xiaoe
I'd like to read books similar to "You Were Supposed to Look After Lou Xiao'e, and Now She's Having Triplets?"
Lou Xiaoe in the Siheyuan
Transmigrated into a Child in a Siheyuan
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Siheyuan: I Went to Get Revenge on Silly Zhu, and the Whole Courtyard Panicked
Siheyuan: He Yuzhu's Ordinary Life
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
Playing Games in the Siheyuan
Making a Scene in Siheyuan
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: Deceiving Jia Dongxu and Helping Qin Huairu
Jia Zhangshi of the Siheyuan: While Others Fight for the Household, I Farm
Siheyuan: Silly Zhu's Extraordinary Life
Transmigration: Starting by Burying Yi Zhonghai Alive in the Siheyuan
Siheyuan: Starting Out as an Ordinary Resident
Siheyuan: I Spoil Yang Mi, and the Whole Courtyard Is Green with Envy
Yin He Sha's 8th Book
Siheyuan: Starting Out as He Yuzhu's Older Brother
Siheyuan: I Took Advice from the Start, and the Troublemakers Lost Their Minds
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The details are good, and many are consistent with the era and the original timeline of the TV series. However, there are a few points to consider. He Daqing ran away in 1951 as an apprentice at the "Foolish Pig Restaurant," which is correct from the original TV series plot. But why would a restaurant hire apprentices? They were for future chefs.
The writing is clear and concise, unlike other mindless articles.
It's a good read! You can sense that the author will make proper arrangements for the Lou family, and He Yuzhu will make up for his debt to Lou Xiao'e. The author's writing style is simple and natural, and the plot is convincing. However, there are some regrets. After all, He Yuzhu has been reborn and accumulated decades of life experience in his previous life.
I've read several books by this veteran author; the writing style and logic are both fine, but the updates are too lazy, so there's not enough to read.
Thank you for your support.
It would be best to leave your younger sister at your master's house while you're at work, since your master doesn't have any children, and it would be lonely for your master's wife to be alone at home.
Keep up the good work and write something better than the last one.
Well written, very down-to-earth. The author avoids many common-sense errors made by authors of period novels regarding the social conditions of specific eras. For example, the colloquial language of most people is too formal, and the titles of people (not considering ethnic characteristics, such as in the north where maternal grandmother is called "laolao," and in the early days in Beijing where wheat-based foods were rarely called "dianxin" but were generally called "bobo," etc.)
It's somewhat realistic and aligns with modern values.
It's very good, but there's one thing that puzzles me. Why do so many novels about courtyard houses always say that the Yan family is in trouble? The Yan family is a small business owner, so they must have some wealth. Moreover, Yan Bugui's salary is not low. In the original drama, Yan Jiecheng clearly said that his father's salary was the third highest in the whole courtyard.