
Siheyuan: Happiness? That's Just Playing Video Games
四合院:快乐?那就是打游戏
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- 684k Words
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- 1y ago
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- Siheyuan: I Change My Fate by Playing Games四合院:我靠打游戏改变命运Alternate title on Fanqie
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A Feel-Good Story About Fighting the Japanese in a Courtyard Home With a Pocket Dimension
Siheyuan Story Where the Protagonist Has Proficiency and a Master, Starting by Using the Master's Tea to Build Proficiency
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Looking for books like "Starting from the Siheyuan". Sign-ins, check-ins, pocket dimensions, angsty stories... bring them all on! Let me see just how amazing they are!!!
Besides Siheyuan Stories, Novels Where Someone Ends Up in Other TV Shows or Movies. No Random Recommendations
I want books similar to People Are Iron, Food Is Steel: Ding Qiunan's Happy Life.
Any More Good Historical Fiction Set in a Bygone Era?
Stories with a pocket dimension or a System
A Boy Transmigrates and Lives with His Younger Sister, He Yuzhu
Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Is Related to He Yuzhu
A Siheyuan Story With Leveling Up, Monster-Fighting, and a Little Cutie
Stories about leveling up by taking on challenges in a courtyard compound, with a lighthearted feel.
Cultivation in a Siheyuan with a Small World
Desperate for Something to Read: No Idiotic Characters, Kill the Saintly Ones First, Fantasy with High Martial Arts
Looking for books like The Ten-Day End.
The Protagonist's Golden Finger Is an Offline Game, and Its Items Can Be Brought Into the Real World
The protagonist gets items and equipment in a game that they can bring into the real world to wear and use.
The Latest Courtyard House Stories, Fresh Out in Mid-July 🔥
🌻 The Freshest New Siheyuan Novels, Hot Off the Press in Early to Mid-July 2025
Looking for Siheyuan-Style Novels
A novel in the Siheyuan genre. The protagonist’s parents are researchers, and the protagonist goes to the northwest to deliver supplies. In the desert, they use the System’s ten deep wells to create an oasis, stock the wells with all kinds of huge fish, and release wild boars when a sandstorm hits. Wild boars literally fall from the sky.
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Siheyuan: Forged in the Fires of 1950s Beijing
Siheyuan: He Yuzhu Refuses to Be a Doormat
Siheyuan: Starting with a Life-Sim Game
Siheyuan: Silly Zhu Quits Cooking and Starts Collecting Scrap
Siheyuan: You Want Me to Help You? I'll Strip You Bare First
Siheyuan: I Head to the Countryside with a Super Inheritance
Siheyuan: The Everyday Gossip of a Technician Couple
Siheyuan: Back from the Battlefield, I'm Silly Zhu's Uncle
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Nearly Got Stabbed
Siheyuan: I Carry On My Ancestors' Legacy and Keep Fighting the Vermin
I Transmigrated Into a Secret Agent, Now I'm in a Siheyuan
Siheyuan: I Have a Spirit Spring Pocket Dimension
Siheyuan: One Force to Break Ten Thousand Laws
Siheyuan: Breaking a Leg in Baoding from the Start
1944: My Ordinary Life
Siheyuan: Yi Zhonghai's Descendants Fill the Courtyard, Thanks to an Early Start
From Fighting the Japanese in 1942 to Love in the Courtyard,
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5 Stars for encouragement. No AI, respects the original work, no convoluted plots or frustrating moments, no obvious errors in historical accuracy, no 1990s Hong Kong or Taiwan slang. Overall, it's a satisfying read. The water injection in the back was too severe.
With so many updates, it's worth watching. Although the game's plot is currently somewhat different from the real-life storyline, and the game's powerful abilities aren't fully realized (except for the cooking skills), I personally think it's still worth watching. It's not that I think highly of this novel, but rather that courtyard house novels are really lacking these days.
If it's watchable, it's from 1965, when He Yushui was still in school, so it's inappropriate.
Beginner monsters: chickens, ducks, geese, dogs, leopards, wild boars, bears, tigers; Intermediate monsters: bandits, black-hearted monks, robbers, thieves, hooligans, officials, generals; Advanced monsters: martial arts alliance leaders, peerless masters, first-rank officials, the Yellow Emperor; Top-tier monsters: gods, demons, Buddhas, ghosts.
Overall, the plot was alright! There wasn't any overwhelmingly powerful attacks; some people just don't need a brain. 🤭
The storyline is rather short, but the gameplay is quite extensive; however, it looks pretty good.
It's well-written, but there's too much game content.
It's well-written, the subject matter is good, but there's no mention of professions.
Keep it up! I love games like this where you can actually enter the game and level up.
This is a great theme, but it would be best if the later stages didn't involve cultivating immortality.