
Siheyuan: I Understand the Divine Way, and I Am a God
四合院:神而明之,我为神人
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Something that doesn't get tiresome.
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.
I've Had My Fill of Siheyuan Stories over the Past Month or Two. Any Good Recommendations?
Please recommend some good novels.
Any Stories Where Someone Transmigrates into Factory Manager Li in a Siheyuan? I Really Want to Read One
I especially want to read one about transmigrating into Deputy Factory Director Li. Does anyone else feel the same? I really want to read it.
Looking for Period Stories About Fleeing to Hong Kong
Looking for books similar to Reborn: Rising Above the Crowd. Any recommendations for escape-to-Hong-Kong stories like Against the Current: The Great Era of 1977? I'm out of books to read.
Stories Set in a Bygone Era: Tears for Days Gone By
Period novels that bring back memories of those tearful years.
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?"
New Siheyuan Novels, September and October Edition
Please Recommend Stories With Ruthless Leads Who Never Let Anything Slide and Solve Problems With Violence
Siheyuan Stories with a Protagonist Who Is a Martyr's Child or Orphan, No Saintly Leads
Looking for Books About Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Like Dragon and Snake Perform: Preferably With Good Writing
A Must-Read Siheyuan Masterpiece, You Won’t Regret It
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.
The Most Unusual Siheyuan Novels Ever 🧨🧨
In the Siheyuan, the Hero Lives in an Abandoned Courtyard, and Yi Zhonghai Suspects There's Treasure in His Home
What’s the name of the novel where someone lives in a derelict courtyard in a siheyuan neighborhood, and Yi Zhonghai suspects there’s treasure in the protagonist’s home?
Transmigrating into the TV Drama Under the Zhengyang Gate
The protagonist is Han Chunming.
Reborn Around the Reform and Opening-Up Era, Developing Technology
Any novels about developing a country by bringing it advanced weapons, technology, and equipment?
Urgently Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Is the World's Only Supernatural Being
I urgently need novels where the protagonist is the only supernatural being in the whole world, such as the only magician, martial artist, or cultivator.
Entertainment Industry, Chinese Showbiz, Directors, Business Wars, Courtyard Houses, Primordial Era
Hey, gorgeous Yifeis and handsome Yanzus! Preferably something you've personally read and vetted, and that fewer people have come across, or an obscure gem with promise.
Courtyard House Stories Where the Protagonist Goes to Hong Kong
The protagonist goes to Hong Kong Island, gets arrested and thrown in prison, then escapes with Ng Sai-ho.
Siheyuan, a Space, Low Conflict, Cozy Vibes, and Approved by a Twenty-Year Bookworm
I'd like something like *The Courtyard Compound: Silly Zhu Gets Married and Gets Beaten Every Day*. I've been reading for twenty years and have already vetted this one, so it's safe to try. If you know any good courtyard-compound novels, please recommend them. What makes a good book? In my opinion, one that keeps you hooked and makes you want to keep reading, one that...
After Taking Revenge on the Siheyuan Retirement Crew, They Head to Hong Kong
Angsty Stories Set in a Siheyuan
I Can't Stand Today's Siheyuan Stories. Please Recommend Some Quality Ones
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It's okay, but the protagonist's body is too strong, and it's a bit more fantasy. He's not constrained in a courtyard. It's a courtyard novel worth reading. I hope there will always be a single female protagonist.
I have read hundreds of Siheyuan novels, and this one is really good. The male protagonist's antics are not small, but they are not exaggerated to make people uncomfortable. The male protagonist does not play extreme games with the animals in the courtyard. He is more like an outsider who just wants to live his own life. In short, it is very comfortable to watch and not as exaggerated as said in the comment area. I saw that after the male protagonist went to Hong Kong, it became more and more boring to read. A good period novel with a little hook is becoming more and more urban fantasy. I used to watch too much fantasy and now I am a little allergic to it, so I slipped away!
There are only two points for persisting in watching it, one is that there is a single female protagonist, and the other is that the female protagonist is an unfamiliar plot heroine. As long as these two points are enough, the most annoying other characters are Hu Qin Huairu, Tong Louzi and so on. The single heroine of this book does not flirt with anyone else, and the killing is okay. For the other people in the courtyard, they are also in the category of people who eat melons. It is simply a masterpiece in the courtyard category. The emotional line is also okay, and the various supporting roles are all written in a way that makes people shine. Eating melons, eating melons from acquaintances, this kind of excitement is actually very exciting if it is substituted into reality. The feeling of eating melons is like crickets at the Cuntou Information Station, haha. It is suggested that the author can continue to design the next book through the story of reaching another latitude through the door.
It's really well written. I've seen countless courtyard houses. Yours is definitely good.
A good book in my opinion, 9.9 Points. I don't give full marks because I'm afraid you will be proud. Reading novels is just to relax. This book is very enjoyable. The male protagonist is invincible and can do whatever he wants. The female protagonist remains the same little woman until she dies. It's very interesting.
How many people have been tricked by this score? Let me dig a hole too.
This book is an extension of the Siheyuan's cultivation of immortality on Hong Kong Island. There is almost no compromise in the whole process. From the beginning to the end, it is almost a look down at the ants, the mortal world, there are not many women, the supporting characters are also introduced, and they also have their own lives. I've read it several times and I really like it. It's a great read. It belongs to the solipsistic method. You are the only one who is extraordinary.
After reading Chapter 80, at present, the author is relatively objective. Regardless of whether the information he checked is accurate or not, at least the setting in the courtyard is in line with my point of view. Not to mention how good Jia Dongxu is, Yi Zhonghai can choose him to support him in his old age. At least what he showed was positive, otherwise who would look for gamblers and cowardly people? Jia Zhang and Qin Huairu would do all kinds of things for the Jia family because of him. Liu Haizhong's performance also has various causal relationships and is not without reason. They are not monsters, they have a sense of awe, they are not stubborn, they surpass 99% of courtyard houses. The style of the painting changed around the time I arrived in Hong Kong Island. Since I was not alone, it could be said that everyone knew the protagonist's abilities, but the protagonist had too many bonds. Later, he simply became immortal and left the current dimension or world (not the planet). Anyway, after I arrived in Hong Kong, I watched them all
I couldn't comment on Huawei's Hongmeng system, so I kept commenting on the backup machine. I really enjoyed reading this book. The author was writing about those old people, and the reasons for some big country plans and criticisms were quite solid. The protagonist's emotional, family, and mental descriptions were also very comfortable. I just hope that the author can start a second part and continue writing. Anyone who has read this book to the end should be looking forward to the follow-up, right? Come on, author This way of using the courtyard to describe it is very good. Just like many people who write about courtyards, they always write about trivial things in the courtyard. After reading a few more books, they get tired of it. Some of them have very big golden fingers, but they actually keep talking about trivial things in the courtyard all day long.
It's pretty cool, but the title is a little too dramatic. I've seen a lot of people say this title. Author: "Hey... It's up to you to say what you say. I'll pretend I didn't see it. I just won't change it."