
Siheyuan: Huairu Leans Against the Wall, Going Wild for Me
四合院:淮如扶墙,为我疯狂
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Explore more →Courtyard House Novels Are All the Rage Lately, So Here Are a Few Carefully Selected Ones
I've followed all of these. They're pretty good overall. There may be a few annoying parts, but they're bearable.
A Siheyuan Story Where the Protagonist Doesn’t Live in the Courtyard
Give me a story set in a siheyuan, but where the protagonist doesn't live in one. I'm tired of protagonists who live in siheyuan. Thanks.
Courtyard Novel With a Superwomanizing Male Lead
Marrying Qin Huairu
Siheyuan stories where the protagonist marries Qin Huairu and ends up living the best life.
Ten All-Time Masterpieces
Share some of the masterpieces on your bookshelves!
Siheyuan: Farming, Technical Skills, and Martial Arts
Siheyuan Stories with a Womanizer
Siheyuan: He Has to Marry Yu Li, He Absolutely Has to Marry Yu Li!!!
Siheyuan, Womanizer
Siheyuan Stories Where the Lead Moves Out of the Courtyard from the Start
Any books where the protagonist moves out of the courtyard house from the start? I don't care who the protagonist is.
A Warm and Funny Siheyuan Story Without All the Hostility
Siheyuan stories can be full of hostility, but I'd rather read something without so much of it. I've read some good ones before, like stories about Yan Jiefang or Jia Zhangshi's cousin. If I were the one writing a story full of hostility, I'd probably kill them all off in just a few chapters.
I Only Have 222 Siheyuan Novels
Looking for High-Quality Siheyuan Novels with Lots of Chapters
Siheyuan Harem Power Fantasy!
Looking for books like "Siheyuan: The Strongest Insider, No One Dares to Mess With Him." High-quality wish-fulfillment with more children, more blessings!
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?"
Satisfying Siheyuan Stories, Multiple Female Leads, and Plenty of Aggression
Looking for books like *Plundering from the Siheyuan*. Preferably a new book, and it absolutely has to be intense and ruthless!
Siheyuan Story Where the Protagonist Is a Doctor and Has a Younger Sister and Younger Brother
Bring on the Best Multiple-Heroine Siheyuan Stories, Quickly!
I want to read something similar to Courtyard Stories: Xiangdong's Fiery Years. I want a good historical courtyard story with polished writing. Thank you.
Siheyuan Stories: I've Already Dropped So Many! Only Recommend the Best!
Siheyuan, Transmigrate, System, and Multiple Female Leads
Looking for stories like *Siheyuan: How to Be a Cultured Hooligan*.
He Yuzhu Moves Out of the Siheyuan Before He Daqing Leaves for Baoding
Siheyuan Stories With Lou Xiao'e or Yu Li as the Female Lead
There Are No Masterpieces Left in the Siheyuan Genre! Prove Me Wrong!
Siheyuan Novels Where the Protagonist Marries Qin Huairu
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Not bad, not bad. I like this kind of courtyard with little violence. It's good that there are no overly demonic characters. But it just doesn't feel right to have multiple female protagonists without adding physical fitness and multiple systems. I'm afraid the protagonist will die from exhaustion [laughing and crying]
It is quite dangerous to open a harem without plug-ins, it depends on how the author handles it.
It's a very good book. It's not violent and the whole family is happy. I don't know about others. Anyway, I like to read this kind of book. There's no point in beating and killing people. When the Jade Emperor came to the courtyard, he had to be robbed of his house and scolded to be exterminated.
There are no villains in the Siheyuan residents. Except for the first few chapters that make people complain, there are some dislikes in the content. But so far, the flaws are outweighed and I can still read it (the arrangements and descriptions by Lu Yao are not very pleasing, and it is inexplicable. The big boss has a grudge against the protagonist, and the background style of arranging blind dates is for fear that the protagonist will not die)
Alas... No system... Yes, with the protagonist, the Jia family will not have to worry about food and drink, and will not follow the same old path as in the original work. But let's have a check-in and draw a card system. It doesn't have to be too big. Every time you sign in and draw a card, a few kilograms of grain, antique gadgets from the Tang and Song Dynasties, and four or five times out of ten, [Thank you for your patronage] will be enough. The most important thing is that your book is mainly about warmth. There is no high-end silk, warm underwear, or small umbrella. How can it be warm? [You taste carefully][You taste carefully][You taste carefully]
I think this book depicts the most authentic courtyard house, without so much intrigue and hostility, and depicts the truest side of each person; the first uncle just wants to take care of himself, and does not have so many bad intentions; the second uncle just wants to have a successful son. The common Chinese-style education is just a bit too chauvinistic; the third uncle did nothing but search a little. It was not easy for one person to feed five people in that era; Jia Zhang is actually not a bad person. If orphans and widowers have no temper, they should not be bullied. Death; everyone has shortcomings and cannot be perfect. Nowadays, most novels have adapted the TV series "Love in the Courtyard" and made everyone so bad. It was pretty good to have enough to eat in that era. How could there be so much thought? Doing bad things. Nowadays, the adapted novels have changed people into something. It's understandable that one or two people are bad, but all the people are evil. You can say it or not. This book is adapted very well. It has written out all the joys, sorrows and joys of the main characters. This is the real success of the adaptation!
It is not easy for the author to write. Although it highlights the positive energy of the Jia family, I think it is too sudden for the protagonist to recognize his relatives as soon as he comes back. It is better to observe for a while and think that the Jia family is not as weird as in the Siheyuan fan fiction. It is just an orphan and widowed family with a difficult life, so I made up my mind to recognize the Jia and Zhang family. I think this is the right way to open it [Thinking]
I rarely rate novels. Because it's hard to find books that I think are particularly good. But this is really one of the rare books that doesn't contain any violence. Don't say anything else. Just talk about the first, second and third uncles. Silly Zhu, Xu Damao everyone has a good ending. I think this is really good
Ordinary and real Talking about the ups and downs of the world This book is not like a novel It's more like a chronicle of people's lives full of fireworks. There are no ups and downs that make people have intracranial orgasms. But it would be a pity if I left it without looking at it. I saw the end intermittently No reluctance But my mood was really affected. Complex, sour, helpless It seems like my life is over
Seeing it now, it's really good. The characters have distinct personalities and the plot follows up. I hope there will be more updates.