
Siheyuan: I Returned from the Battlefield to Save Lou Xia'e
四合院我从战场归来,救美娄小娥
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- Completed
- Length
- 383k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 12mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a Siheyuan Story That Starts There and Later Moves to Hong Kong
Starts in a siheyuan, then the protagonist moves to Hong Kong in the middle or later parts. No fawning over Deaf Granny, and the protagonist must not be He Yuzhu.
Siheyuan Stories with Lou Xiaoe as the Heroine
The Most Hostile Siheyuan
This is the most vicious siheyuan novel out there. If you disagree, come at me. It gets better and better: the scoundrels either die or end up begging in the streets. Bang Geng's little sister scatters his ashes, Qin Huairu is sold off to the grasslands... *Siheyuan: From the Start, I Send Uncle Yi to Have Tea Behind Bars*
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?"
Siheyuan Stories with a Protagonist Who Is a Martyr's Child or Orphan, No Saintly Leads
In Love in the Courtyard, Before Lou Xiao'e Got Married, She Dated Hu
Looking for a Novel Where the Male Lead Transmigrates to Hong Kong and Marries Lou Xiaoe
Siheyuan Story: Marry Lou Xiaoe, Then Move to Hong Kong
Looking for Siheyuan Novels That Start with Lou Xiaoe Going to Hong Kong
Four-House Courtyard Novel Where He Marries Lou Xiaoe and Has Twins Twice
Looking for a Siheyuan Story Where They Turn into Kids
Siheyuan: Lou Xiaoe as the Female Lead, No Xu Damao, Silly Zhu as the Male Lead
Siheyuan: The heroine should be Lou Xiaoe. The male lead must not be Xu Damao or Silly Zhu. No talismans, and no stories that were discontinued. Please read my requirements and don’t make random recommendations.
Siheyuan Stories with a Military Background
Any Stories About a 1950S Capitalist Forced to Flee Abroad, Then Returning in Triumph in the 1980S?
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The most moving thing about reading this book is the fireworks and human touch between the lines. There is no ups and downs of strong conflicts in the book, but the daily life of the old Beijing courtyard is outlined with delicate brushwork. The fragrance of locust flowers in the morning light, the helping hands between neighbors, and Mei'ezi's crisp "big brother" are like a ray of warm sunshine, which instantly warms people's hearts. The interaction between the protagonist and Mei'ezi is particularly poignant. There is no deliberate sweetness, only pure care and dependence between young people. Those little things like helping to carry water and sharing snacks hide the simplest goodwill. The author vividly writes the urban customs of old Beijing, and also writes the warmth between people very realistically. Reading is like drinking a bowl of hot porridge, which warms the stomach and heart. It reminds people of those tender old times in their own memories.
It's just that the space is too small. You can't plant or raise anything. This space is not good.
Yes, yes, one is a silly goose, and the other is a time traveler. It depends on customer service.
Maybe there are more than five thousand flowers exactly like you in the world, but you are my unique rose.
The writing is quite good, without any messy characters.
I like Ezi who is relaxed, less angry and happy...
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