Siheyuan: I’m the Neighborhood Director
四合院：我街道主任
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- 11mo ago
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- Siheyuan: Starting as the Neighborhood Director四合院从街道主任开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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Any More Good Siheyuan Novels? I've Pretty Much Read Them All
Any good books that aren’t too hostile or intense?
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A good book. It's the first time I've read a book from the perspective of a street director, and it's well-written. There are many things that can be done from this perspective. I read chapter 101, but I couldn't take it anymore. I thought it would be a new book from a different perspective, but it's just a series of criticisms of a deaf old lady, criticisms of Yi Zhonghai's wife, criticisms of…
This is a rare and truly upright courtyard-themed fanfiction. The male lead is an impeccable neighborhood chief. No superpowers, no fantasy elements, no harem, and no vulgar content—a very wholesome period fanfiction. It truly deserves a high score; it's incredibly rare to find a courtyard-themed fanfiction.
To be honest, I didn't expect this angle, but the author wrote it exceptionally well, emphasizing the righteous path with virtually no crooked or wicked elements, yet still delivering a satisfying experience. The author's writing style is excellent.
An outlier among courtyard novels, it's concise and to the point, flipping the table and executing the main heroine, Jia Zhangshi, in the first few chapters. The writing is smooth and logical.
Those who shout about being ruthless and decisive should come and learn from this. This is what true ruthlessness and decisiveness look like. The only downside is that he was released on bail. Next time, we'll take down that old deaf guy first.
This book is acceptable; it has good values and doesn't suffer the same fate as other transmigrators who just lie down and get bullied. The rating is a bit low. Currently, the handling of Yi Buqun, the old deaf man, and the Jia family (Jia Zhangshi often says the Jia family is a high-ranking and wealthy family) isn't very strong. It would be better if these characters were dealt with later.
It's great! Although it's a bit too aggressive and some details feel a bit illogical, it breaks away from the common fanfiction tropes of divine intervention or protagonist plot armor. Personally, I think it's still worth reading.
He's intelligent, has sound values, and wouldn't be a dignified neighborhood committee director engaging in extreme conflicts with a bunch of idiots. Nor would he feel unable to continue writing simply because he lives in a courtyard full of idiots.
The protagonist, a neighborhood committee director, begins by demonstrating the authority of a state official, clearly and decisively exercising his power through rewards and punishments. He is swift and efficient, leaving no room for delays or ambiguity.
Great read! I've read so many novels about courtyard houses, and this one finally lets the protagonist not live in house number 95 anymore! Decisive and efficient! The way things are handled is fitting for the time period! No unnecessary drama! The only downside is the infrequent updates. Keep up the good work, author!