Siheyuan: The Troublemaker in the West Wing Courtyard
四合院之西跨小院的搅局者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 469k Words
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Fellow Courtyard Novel Fans, Recommend Some Books That Actually Make Sense
Honestly, those courtyard-house novels use the period as a thin cover for an alternate-history setting. They're not really about what happened in the courtyard itself. A lot of the writers still haven't grasped the point.
Grounded Stories About Siheyuan Courtyards That Feel Realistic
Excellent Long-Form Siheyuan Novels
Looking for stories like "Siheyuan: Enjoying Life in the Red-Hot Era". A quality, long Siheyuan novel, with no characters suddenly getting stupid and plenty of comedy. Give it a try!
Siheyuan Stories, No System and No Golden Finger!!! Don't Recommend Anything Else
They transmigrate, know the plot inside out, and even have a System, but all they do is kill this person or take out that one. Are there any everyday-life stories about a sly schemer? Please recommend some!!
Write Some Normal Siheyuan Novels
Looking for Realistic Siheyuan Novels Without Malice or Villainization, True to Their Era
Looking for Love in the Courtyard With No System and a Tightly Plotted Story
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
Looking for a Siheyuan Novel Focused on Everyday Life, Without Qin Huairu or the Jia Family, and Without Idiotic Characters
Dream of the Red Chamber Stories Where Someone Treats Daiyu Well and She Finally Has Someone to Rely On
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You can sense a faint sadness in his voice. The reason he drinks and keeps dogs is simply because he's lonely and needs companionship. The reason he fights is simply because he hasn't figured out how to live. The reason he keeps mentioning Lao Yi is just to remind himself that he's an orphan.
The author put a lot of effort into it; the quality is very high.
It's a pleasant read; the author clearly put a lot of effort into it!
It's pretty good; there's no poop or pee stuff.
This book has a very down-to-earth feel to it. The writing style is similar to "The Great Beauty of the World" that I read before, without as much hostility or scatological humor. It's basically a period novel disguised as a traditional courtyard house story.
It's good-looking, interesting, and there's nothing rubbish about it.
Well written, very comfortable to read.
That's great, well written.
A very original book. Worth reading.
Great, just my taste. Five stars.