Siheyuan: The Glorious Years of Xiangdong

I read Chapter 72 (the latest update) in one go, and I couldn't help but give it five stars. It's really good-looking, and the author is attentive! Since I came into contact with the subject of Siheyuan, I have read hundreds of books one after another. It can be said that this book is one of the few excellent books (only three or four). From the structure of the story, the characterization of the characters, to the ups and downs of the plot, they all demonstrate the author's profound cultural heritage and divergent thinking ability. I hope the author will stick to his true heart and write it down. No matter what other people's comments (ratings) are, I will continue to read it, and I will support you!

The world of mortals comes once in a lifetime, at the age of nineteen!

Killing decisively, not the Holy Mother, is this right? Licking this, licking that, and even traveling through time. It looks good. This is the courtyard I want to see.

I have read hundreds of Siheyuan books, and I think this one is pretty good. I wish there were more women, because it would have been a waste of time just to have a single female protagonist 🤦

It's worth reading. I read a Siheyuan by chance, and Tomato Big Data recommended it to me a lot. I didn't have so many expectations when I first read this book. It couldn't help but be fascinating. The more I read, the more interesting it became. While I was watching it, I kept thinking about when the necromancer would summon souls, hahaha. The third uncle, Jia Dongxu, and Jia Zhang are basically notorious for their bad behavior in other books. Here, the prosperous era written in the shell of the courtyard really has a flavor. Different people have different preferences. I stick to the principle that if it doesn't look good, I will leave it. If it looks good, I will read it for a while. I hope the author will not exhaust his talents and don't be lazy! There are more or less poisonous points in every book, but as long as the flaws are not hidden, all comrades will be comfortable reading it. I personally like this book among the themes of courtyard houses or chronicles.

First give me a five-star review, I love this book! The male protagonist only has space and nothing to worry about. Compared with other Siheyuan novels that are overly demonized, this book is relatively realistic. The male protagonist is just an ordinary person and his life is very real, but it is a little depressing to watch.

With the support of the township party, the writing is good [laughing][laughing]🤦

It is indeed well written, much better than most online novels nowadays, and at least it can be read. . . Expand but not overdo it, and if the language is in fullness, it should be worthy of a five-star review. . .

It's pretty good, the logic is pretty smooth, and it's not too far from reality. It's not big, just a space. I didn't see much at first. Once I was cheating on the black market, and once I went to the next door to find some treasure. At the beginning, the man named Yi opened the door without saying hello and immediately started to fight. On that day, Silly Zhu wanted to make trouble and pushed him on the sink. The shovel behind him tried to hit the protagonist and broke his leg. At least he didn't bullshit him to the point where he got close to those people after suffering a loss. It was good not to offend the river, and he wasn't afraid of provoking trouble from the other side. It was just an old deaf man who paid for the murderer, and then the robber was a bit dissatisfied with his talk, not because it was too unreal, but because that kind of thing really happened in that era... Well, for personal reasons, I may be too sensitive to negative things.

After reading Chapter 49, the word "scream" suddenly came to mind. I didn't understand Uncle Zhou's preaching, but I heard the "scream" of the innate ox-horse holy body. Fortunately, there is a space where I can live more comfortably. [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]