Siheyuan: The Warmth of Everyday Life
四合院之烟火人间
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- Completed
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- 321k Words
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- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Can I Get Some Normal Stories Set in a Particular Era?
No silly, naive heroines and no characters suddenly getting stupid. The male lead should be loyal and virtuous. Kids are fine, as are rebirth, transmigration into a book, transmigration, or native-born protagonists. Please, recommend something normal. I'm losing my mind trying to find a book.
Siheyuan Fanfiction Where the Protagonist Doesn't Get Involved in the Siheyuan Drama
Looking for books similar to The Outsider in the Siheyuan Who Returned from the Cosmic Singularity. Xiao Zhen is busy climbing the tech tree right now, so he has no time to deal with what’s going on in Siheyuan No. 95.
Any New Courtyard House Novels?
I’m So Tired of Stories About Humiliating Silly Zhu in the Siheyuan Setting!
Siheyuan Stories with He Yuzhu as the Male Lead
Starting before He Daqing leaves, or with He Yuzhu as a boy, before the main story begins.
Reborn as He Yuzhu in Love in the Courtyard, Back in His Youth
System
Siheyuan Stories: No More Picking Fights, Just Focus on Building a Better Life
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
Courtyard Stories, Preferably Starting Between 1950 and 1955
Siheyuan Stories: I've Already Dropped So Many! Only Recommend the Best!
The Ultimate Four-Sided Courtyard Rankings (I'm Out of Books to Read, Thanks!)
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.
Looking for Courtyard House Stories with No Forced Dumbing Down and a Historically Authentic Setting
Looking for books similar to Four-Hearts Courtyard: Kill to Stop Killing. I want one that fits the period and doesn't dumb down everyone in the courtyard. No more of Jia Zhangshi throwing tantrums, He Yuzhu acting like a lovesick puppy, or some mindless moral grandstanding in their defense. Even the TV series wasn't like that.
I Just Got Into Siheyuan Stories. Please Help Me Out, Experts!
🔥 Hot New Siheyuan Novels, the Freshest Picks of August 🍉
Brand-New Siheyuan Stories, Extremely Fresh and Original, Such as Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf Dreamworld Crossovers
A Brand-New Courtyard House Story, a Masterpiece at Its Peak
Excellent Long-Form Siheyuan Novels
Looking for stories like *Siheyuan: Enjoying Life in the Red-Hot Era*. A quality, long Siheyuan novel, with no characters suddenly getting stupid and plenty of comedy. Give it a try!
New Siheyuan Novels: Highly Rated, Enjoyable, and Smartly Written
I'm suffering from a reading drought and need new books.
The Ultimate Siheyuan Stories, One Recommendation Each
I'm looking for books like I'm He Yuzhu in the Siheyuan. The undisputed best in the genre, and it just gets more addictive the more you read.
Fresh New Siheyuan Novels for Early April and May
Stories with He Yuzhu as the Protagonist, Where He Stops Being Silly Zhu
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.
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The writing is plain yet warm. Silly Zhu has space and can slowly bring in two or three kilograms of grain from the canteen a day. Eating is a big expense in those days, and the salary can be left over. If you don't have a big job and don't want to make progress, you can only save as much as possible. Silly Zhu's marriage is a problem. In those days, it was really difficult to get married without the help of parents. Either get married as early as 18-9, or marry someone who escaped from poverty. The latter can raise a child for two years and avoid the child from going to the countryside.
Finally, I saw the normal Siheyuan. Most of the people who wrote about it didn't call it Siheyuan, but called it a lunatic asylum and all kinds of nonsense.
It's okay. This is probably the only book I've read about normal people doing normal things.
The daily life of the Siheyuan is the same as the other book, very daily. Compared with the TV series, it is more daily life here. The TV series is too magical and more scheming. There is a hint in the TV series that one cannot be a good person, and Silly Zhu's momentary heartache will bring about his own bitter consequences. This book also has a hint, which is to guard against subtle mistakes.
It's quite comfortable to watch. There is no back and forth and no over-demonization. The courtyards are all ordinary people. They have little thoughts and calculations.
This is the most reliable Siheyuan derivative fanfic I have ever seen. It feels in line with that era, and there are no crazy NPCs. Everything is very logical and nothing dramatic. It is worth reading.
The fragmented time flows like water. The story is told gently
It's finished, but it was really well written.
This book describes the human feelings and sophistication of ordinary people very well. Reading this book makes me feel that the characters are very full-bodied, which is more exciting than watching TV series.
Ordinary daily courtyard. Encourage