
Siheyuan: Reborn as He Daqing, Why Should I Care About the Qing Dynasty?
四合院之重生我为何大清
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See allLooking 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.
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There are so many fanfics set in the courtyard house, with all kinds of bizarre golden fingers. Why does every author make Yi Zhonghai the ultimate villain? Doesn't he just want a son to support him in his old age? Why has nobody given him a golden finger that cures infertility? Arrange for him to have two pregnancies every three years, with five babies each time, and make Yi Zhonghai die happy.
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Deaf Yi schemed repeatedly, only reacting passively, so I'll deduct one star; otherwise, he's alright. A major difference between modern people and people in the early days of the People's Republic is that when faced with trouble, modern people first think of calling the police, the law, and evidence. People back then thought about how to retaliate.
I've read 17 chapters, and it's very well written. He Daqing, reborn with a system, is intelligent throughout, capable, has a job, a house, and money. In this era of scarcity, wouldn't it be great to find a virgin? If Yi Zhonghai isn't crippled, he'll be letting down his second chance at life. The Jia family shouldn't even exist; they should be made to suffer a fate worse than death. As for the other neighbors, just treat them like strangers.
Keep it up! I've been following the previous book, and I really hope He Daqing cripples Yi Buqun's hands and the old deaf woman, leaving her destitute and helpless. Ideally, I'd like to leave Widow Qin and her family utterly alone! 🤦🤦🤦
It's truly hateful that such a place is teeming with beasts! Many readers feel that He Daqing, with his God-like perspective and cheat-like abilities, should exact a grand revenge! Let the old deaf man be destroyed, let Yi Juehu be crippled, and let Jia the shrew die—in short, let these beasts be punished! However, the protagonist of this novel didn't do that.
It's very well written and exciting! The only problem is that the protagonist isn't decisive enough. It feels like once he kills Old Yi, there's nothing left to write about in the courtyard house.
Although they maintained a suppressive stance against the retirement group, it felt like they were always forced to act. And it seemed like they had to pull the fight to the limit, failing to kill them in one go.
Does the protagonist never retaliate proactively? It only moves when poked.
Overall, it's alright. The only puzzling thing is that He Daqing only started thinking about finding a wife five years after his time travel.
It's alright, nothing special, nothing major flaws, but also nothing particularly remarkable. Since it's a story set in a courtyard house, the author kept Yi Zhonghai around, waiting for him to cause trouble so the protagonist could retaliate. But after a few repetitions, it got a bit tiresome. It's not very funny, there aren't many climaxes, it's just about living a mundane life and then fighting back against the retirement group.
A full five stars! 🍉 The author's writing is excellent! The plot is explained clearly! Keep it up, author! 💪 Even though it's still short! A rare gem of a book in a courtyard house! Update 😆 Keep up the good work, author!