
Siheyuan: I Can't Believe I'm Jia Zhangshi
四合院之我竟然是贾张氏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 133k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a Completed Farming Novel: Few Awful Characters, No Overpowered Golden Finger, and No Angst
Saving my spot here. Thank you, lovely ladies, mwah!
From the Start, Jia Xudong Is Dead. Qin Huairu Goes Back to Her Hometown and Calls Her Younger Brother Over to Back Her Up
From the start, Jia Xudong is the male lead. After Qin Huairu dies, he goes back to his hometown and brings his younger brother over to back him up. Then he gets the compensation money back and even gets an extra job slot.
Siheyuan Stories, Any Setting Is Fine, as Long as the Male Lead Starts Out Young
Looking for Stories About Zhang Cuihua, the Undead Archmage
Looking for books similar to Siheyuan: Jia Zhangshi's Happy Life (Jia Donglu's Happy Life). The crazier, the better.
The Women of the Siheyuan Courtyard (I'm Out of Books to Read, Please Recommend Some Completed Novels)
Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Is Reborn as a Jia Family Man. Please Don’t Recommend Anything Else!!!
Stories Set in a Siheyuan with a Female Protagonist
Female Characters in Siheyuan Stories: The Three Aunts and Jia Zhangshi
📚Latest He Yuzhu Courtyard Stories📚
Looking for Siheyuan Stories with Wild, Weird Ideas and Messy Relationships
The weirder the writing, the better.
Transmigrated Into Jia Zhangshi 😅😅😅 (Siheyuan)
Any Stories About a Girl Who Ends Up in a Siheyuan? Note: I Mean Female-Oriented Fiction
Get Jia Zhangshi a Pig-Feeding Job at the Factory and Free the Jia Family From Yi Zhonghai
The Legendary Women of the Siheyuan
The book portrays the joys and sorrows of life in a Beijing courtyard house, the warmth and conflicts among neighbors, and the protagonist’s steadfast commitment to culture, love, and home amid changing times.
Looking for a Story About Transmigrating Into a Relative of the Jia Family and Helping Qin Weiru
Looking for Siheyuan Stories with a Protagonist from the Jia Family
I’ve read a ton of courtyard-house novels, and they made me so angry. Are there any refreshing ones that won’t make me mad?
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Jia Zhang's character portrayal is broad (multi-faceted) and can still be included in the title. People only saw the process of her grinding Qin Huairu in order to support her old age (successfully), and she was so messy and unreasonable in order to achieve her goals: she would do whatever it took to eat meat, and she did not compromise in the face of "righteous oppression" and used the method she knew to "call out to old Jia Xiaojia" which is also a sign of impatience [face covering]. If, in turn, she uses her energy and spirit to express herself, read more books and newspapers, and know the form, then the outcome will be limitless! ! [Laughing and crying] [covering face]
It's pretty good. In fact, every time I see that the time traveler in the courtyard has a system, I really want to ask the author what kind of mentality he is writing the article. I really think that the country will not find your flaws. Of course, this article also has various problems, but the time traveler is not afraid of death.
I was really looking forward to seeing Jia Zhangshi's perspective. It turned out to be novel, but a little too exaggerated! People who are illiterate suddenly know everything and have strategies, and all people and things become simpler!
It was very well written. It was the first time that Jia and Zhang were written about so well, and it affected everyone in the courtyard.
It's remarkable, it's much better than those with harems, and it's also more beautiful than those fantasy versions of courtyard houses!
This is a very good Siheyuan novel. It avoids the conventions of previous Siheyuan novels. The author is very thoughtful and could have been longer. It's really up to the Jia family whether the courtyard is in chaos or not [laughing and crying]
It is one of the few Siheyuan novels that reflects the goodness of human nature, unlike other novels that mostly show animal nature, but it is too short.
"The sword in the mother's hand strikes the rebellious son; when the father sees that the son is still alive, he draws out the seven-skinned wolf!" It's really funny. The counselor entered the situation with his own body, and the half son of Sheng Tian was very touching.
Although it is short, it has a very positive outlook and is still worth seeing.
Well written, short yet wonderful, with a lot of philosophy in it