
An Artistic Life in the Siheyuan
四合院之文艺人生
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- Ongoing
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- 669k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →The Ultimate Siheyuan Novel. I Won’t Accept Any Arguments
Looking for books like *Awakening a System: Enjoying Life in the Siheyuan*. Recommend just one.
Siheyuan Stories With a Ruthless Protagonist, Lots of Chapters, and No Dragging Things Out
Looking for books similar to *Starting My Looting Spree in the Courtyard Compound*.
Siheyuan Stories with a Laid-Back Pace and Sound Values, No Harem or Retirement-Home Vibes
I’m So Tired of Stories About Humiliating Silly Zhu in the Siheyuan Setting!
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.
I Only Have 222 Siheyuan Novels
Set Around the Time He Daqing Fled the Siheyuan
Looking for books like *Siheyuan: Da Mao and I Are Brothers*. Not too much hostility, set in a Siheyuan, any gender is fine.
Courtyard House Stories: Ten All-Time Classics 🎓🎋
Looking for a Story Set in Beijing in the 1940S
Looking for books similar to Siheyuan: I Transmigrated Here Decades Too Early.
Transmigrate to a Siheyuan Before the Founding of the Nation, with a Male Lead Who Is Not a Canon Character
Looking for books like *Siheyuan: Fishing for All Things Across the Heavens*.
Looking for New Courtyard House Novels: An Original Character, No Sycophancy, and a Single Heroine
Nothing too dark or vengeful, and preferably the female lead isn't someone from the original story.
The Most Unusual Siheyuan Novels Ever 🧨🧨
Any Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Takes Down Sha Zhu and Yi Zhonghai?
Fresh New Courtyard Stories, Really Weird and Original, Like a Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf X DreamWorks Crossover
A Bustling Siheyuan and a Brand-New Story
Beijing Courtyard Life Starting in the 1940S, with Daily Life, Counterespionage, and Crossover Characters
Preferably Stories Set in a Siheyuan Beginning Between 1950 and 1955
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.
Any Siheyuan Stories Where Sha Zhu's Mother Is Still Alive?
I Can't Stand Today's Siheyuan Stories. Please Recommend Some Quality Ones
Latest in October, Scorching Siheyuan Stories...
Period Pieces Disguised as Siheyuan Stories, with a Touch of National Strength and Patriotism. So Good!
Looking for books like “Siheyuan: Rebuilding the Nation Through Heavy Industry.” I finally found one like this.
Beijing Courtyard Stories with Decent Values
Looking for Courtyard House Stories With No Toxic Drama and Well-Researched Details. These Criteria Should Make for a Good Read
1. No use of the character for bird in either the title or synopsis. 2. No fighting over houses or jobs. 3. No sign-in System, though other Systems are fine. 4. The protagonist is not a soldier, does not change careers from being one, and is not the descendant of a martyr. 5. No going to the security department. 6. Some actual writing quality, no lazy hand-waving. 7. Search
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Very good novel! The golden finger space is 3 cubic meters, which is pretty good. As long as there is no mother, 3 cubic meters is enough to support a family. The author's writing tends to favor the protagonist's bursts of wisdom, while the excitement brought by the use of portable space can almost be ignored. Yi Zhonghai is no longer Xiaoqiang, here he was beaten to death almost as soon as he showed up. Keep reading to see how the protagonist spent three years, or even ten years. . . .
It's very thoughtful. It's written from an angle that I saw for the first time, but I guess I won't be able to see it again. It's been taken off the shelves and there may be a rematch.
The author is very attentive and wrote a different kind of courtyard house. There is no such thing as shit and shit, and there is not so much barking. It is just the life of ordinary citizens. It is very good. Come on, author!
The photos are good, but most of them are narrated in the third person. The sense of substitution is too weak. I suggest the author improve it.