Siheyuan: Wrong World, So How Do I Cultivate Immortality?
四合院：跑错界面，怎么修仙
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- An Ancestor Has Arrived at the Siheyuan, Too Precious to Hit or Scold四合院来了个祖宗，打不得骂不得Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Courtyard Fics With Smart Characters, No Idiotic Stories
Looking for books similar to "Experiencing the Spirit of the Times in a Siheyuan". There are more and more siheyuan novels these days, and they're getting more and more brainless. Give me something with some actual thought behind it, not a power fantasy.
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These Siheyuan Stories Are Really Good
Looking for content similar to "Siheyuan: Enjoying Life in the Red-Hot Era". Long, enjoyable stories set in a courtyard compound.
Grounded Stories About Siheyuan Courtyards That Feel Realistic
Courtyard House Novels Are All the Rage Lately, So Here Are a Few Carefully Selected Ones
I've followed all of these. They're pretty good overall. There may be a few annoying parts, but they're bearable.
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Transmigrate into a TV Drama and Make Up for Its Regrets
I recently rewatched Lin Beixing and Zhang Wansen's story, and it really got to me. I wish someone could transmigrate in and take Zhang Wansen's place, giving the story a happier ending.
Looking for the Highest-Rated Novel in the Siheyuan Series
I've Had My Fill of Siheyuan Stories over the Past Month or Two. Any Good Recommendations?
Please recommend some good novels.
The Most Brutal Siheyuan Story: Bring It On
The fiercest new Four-Sided Courtyard novel. Come at me if you disagree!
Looking for the Latest Siheyuan Novels
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Satisfying Courtyard House Novels
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Why Is Yi Zhonghai Always The Big Villain In Siheyuan Stories?
There are so many fanfics set in the courtyard house, with all kinds of bizarre golden fingers. Why does every author make Yi Zhonghai the ultimate villain? Doesn't he just want a son to support him in his old age? Why has nobody given him a golden finger that cures infertility? Arrange for him to have two pregnancies every three years, with five babies each time, and make Yi Zhonghai die happy.
Any Period Novels Where the Only Son Is Born Late in His Parents’ Lives?
Looking for books like "Siheyuan: Uncle Yi Has a Son". Something along these lines. I searched and found that almost all stories set in that era have female protagonists, with hardly any male protagonists, so I wanted to ask if anyone knows of similar books. Also, preferably with fewer annoying plot points. I'm afraid I'll get halfway through and...
Any New Courtyard House Novels?
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Looking for books similar to "Reborn in the Siheyuan: Wake Up, Silly Zhu". Zhu's feuds and entanglements after being reborn, and how he lives a remarkable life.
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I'm in a Reading Slump. Any High-Quality, Substantial Reads?
Siheyuan Stories Starring Yan Jiecheng, Yan Jiefang, Liu Guangtian, or Liu Guangfu
...in the story.
Novels About Supporting the First Uncle in His Old Age in a Beijing Courtyard
Recommend Some Top-Rated Masterpieces! Any Genre, As Long As They're Rave-Reviewed, Send Them My Way
Fellow readers, I'm in the worst reading slump ever! Please recommend all the highly rated, well-loved books that are absolutely worth reading. Save me from this book drought! I beg all you experts to generously feed me some recommendations!
Siheyuan Stories With Lou Xiao'e or Yu Li as the Female Lead
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The subject matter is indeed quite novel, but the only drawback is the protagonist's background, which leads to readers' aversion to Lao Yi's innate nature. I'd like to remind other readers that to truly immerse yourself in the story, you can't bring in impressions from other characters. After all, every book and every character is different, and each one is written by the author.
Yes, the plot is tight, though a bit wordy, but overall it's fine; it's quite good for an author. I'm really looking forward to the fate of the virus-infected system and the discovery that the protagonist is Yi Zhonghai's brother's child during the family reunion.
It's quite good. I sincerely hope that Yi Zhonghai and his wife aren't his biological parents... Anyway, I don't think it's good to have them in the story, especially since they've been portrayed as so cruel and selfish. Wouldn't it be better for the protagonist to be beautiful on his own? He's already cultivating immortality, having adoptive parents and a family is enough for him...
Could you tell me how many more chapters there are before the family reunion? It can't be at the peak of the conflict, right?
If we're going to get poisoned, we should all get poisoned together. Why should I be the only one to be poisoned?
Brothers, I've read over 170 chapters, some of which I skipped. I have to say, it's amazing! It's like those melodramatic shows where a secret is kept hidden until the very end—the kind that drags on endlessly, even mindlessly. If you're going to watch that, be prepared—the truth won't be revealed until the very last chapter!
The storyline is exciting, but I want to see Yi An and Yi Zhonghai recognize each other. Please update soon, author! Thank you!
In truth, Yi Zhonghai is a pitiful figure in every book. This one is even more pitiful. His son was framed and his body was never found. If the protagonist hadn't arrived, there would essentially be no subsequent plot. His entire family of over twenty people placed their hopes on him. If he truly couldn't have children, that would be one thing. But he did have a son, and then someone framed him and rendered him infertile.
Many passages are witty, but the portrayal of He Yushui's character—it feels like the author suffered a great loss due to issues stemming from a "younger sister/brother"—a massive amount of resentment is poured into this "poor girl"! 😅
The author is a great storyteller; I actually believed their setup, haha! It felt so real that Old Yi got his son's dream fulfilled. But then again, it was originally written by a screenwriter, and if a screenwriter can write it, the author can too. It's all creative work, so believe whichever you want. There are quite a few forced parts in *Full of Love*, and there are definitely better fan fiction versions. A magical courtyard house story.