
Siheyuan: He Yuzhu Is My Brother
四合院之何雨柱是我兄弟
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- Completed
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- 322k Words
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- 1y ago
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From the male lead's perspective, preferably with only one female lead.
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The Ultimate Four-Sided Courtyard Rankings (I'm Out of Books to Read, Thanks!)
Fanfiction Based on Classic TV Dramas
Something like *Nirvana in Fire* and the like.
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.
Historical-Era Novels
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Satisfying Courtyard House Novels
Novels About Supporting the First Uncle in His Old Age in a Beijing Courtyard
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Any courtyard stories that aren't Love in the Courtyard? Other courtyard novels are fine, and stories about escaping famine to settle in the capital are good too. Ideally over a million characters. Please 🙏🏻🙏🏻
A Brand-New Courtyard House Story, a Masterpiece at Its Peak
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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.
Recommend Some Funny Siheyuan Stories
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Yes, there are very few novels written by Siheyuan fans that directly explain things clearly. Later, I directly recognized the child as my daughter [fear], which is no longer consistent with the previous plot. It felt weird to donate blood, so this plot should not be arranged (Can the Beijing Hospital lack your ordinary blood type?), Now it has become a holy father, please persuade me to quit.
This book is the most harmonious one I have read in the Siheyuan. In the end, when Grandma Ye passed away, I really cried [almost cried] [almost cried] [almost cried]. The most regrettable thing is that Ye Zhengtian did not see him for the last time. Why should the heroes guarding the border leave a lifetime of regrets! [Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry] It would be perfect if Grandma Ye had no regrets!
Yes, it deserves four stars. Although there are some flaws, it is generally good. Except for Yan Bugui, there is no transition to demonize the characters of the original drama. It can be said to make up for the shortcomings and regrets of the Jia family, He family, and Xu family. The changes in the family are not written bluntly. As a man, it is a bit unbearable to see a man working hard to support his family. Secondly, Jia Dongxu in the book is also a kind and filial person.
Very good, very good. The only one I didn't read was skipping chapters. There is no messy plot, and there is still a desire to keep watching. Warm courtyard. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It's pretty good, it's more about daily life. It's good that the trivial things in Sheng Dou Xiaomin's life are kept in perspective. In fact, it's quite interesting to watch. It's much better than the kind of violent character that changes the world as soon as you travel through time. It would be much better to make the country strong without even trying to punish others without even saying a word of disagreement. Relaxed and harmonious, there are occasional trivial quarrels. In fact, this kind of period novel should be like this, either light-hearted or decisive, which is much better than those who don't understand anything, disagree with the development of a powerful country, and scheming with the little people for the needs of the plot [laughs]
The author who wrote about Siheyuan was the most successful. Others either drove everyone out or wrote them to death. The author wrote that everyone lived well and lived in harmony. It must be worthy of five stars. . . It's very nice, don't let the reviews mislead you. . .
After reading hundreds of Siheyuan books, I can be said to be harsh on Siheyuan books. I have given negative reviews to dozens of books, but I have to give this book five points. This is a very good Siheyuan. There are no traditional routines, and there is no excessive blackening or stigmatization of the characters in the play. Even Yi Zhonghai gave a good ending. As the author said in this book, anyone who doesn't want to be an upright person is forced by poverty. Give Jia Zhang a chance to change, give Jia Gen a complete family, give Aunt a child, and give He Yuzhu a family. When everything is thriving, when everything is bathed in the sun, the darkness will fade away quietly, and the soul will grow colorful fruits. It can be said that this book is not only a good Siheyuan fan, but also a rare work of conscience among the many Tomato books.
Although many places are unrealistic, how can people change easily. But I still chose to believe that people always believe what they want. Other than that, this is a good story. The setting is not grand, and there is no sudden wealth. The golden finger is neither too big nor too small. The people are sophisticated and can heal.
Overall, it's a good book. It's a relatively harmonious book. I didn't expect that Jia Zhang could get better and have a good ending. Although there are some unreasonable plot points, it's still normal. Please support the author!
This is one of the more interesting Siheyuan novels I have read. The male protagonist in this book does not want to save the people of the whole country just because he has a golden finger. He would like to go to the military area to distribute food. I like that the male protagonist in this book is a little more selfish and takes care of the people around him. He is kind but has a bottom line. Moreover, this book is not so violent. The aunt in the book also has a good ending, especially Aunt Jia, who has changed her ways and returned to the right way, which is particularly comfortable.