Siheyuan: Did Liu Haizhong Get Beaten Up Again Today?
四合院之刘海忠今天又挨打了吗？
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Grounded Stories About Siheyuan Courtyards That Feel Realistic
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Looking for Siheyuan Stories Set Before 1945. Please Don't Recommend Anything Set After 1945
I just want a courtyard-house story set before 1945. Don’t recommend anything set after 1950. I don’t want to have to curse anyone out.
Siheyuan Stories With a Principled Protagonist Who Treats Xu Damao Better
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 New Courtyard House Novels?
Looking for Siheyuan Stories About Yi Zhonghai's Relatives
Romance Novels Set in Government Circles
Looking for books similar to A Romance in the Officialdom: Trials and Tribulations in Daping Township. I want a true-to-life story, not something full of empty grandstanding.
Transmigrate to Beijing in 1954: Love in the Courtyard
Looking for books similar to From Courtyard House to the Skies: Rising Through the Ranks as a Civil Aviation Pilot. Chapter 1: Giving Up Vocational School for High School, Taking Flight for the Blue Skies. [Parallel world, don't read too much into it.] [Brain storage area.] July 1954, the capital, No. 95 Nanluoguxiang Courtyard House.
Please, Give Me the Good Stuff!
I'm looking for a deeply moving, heartwarming novel, one where all those feelings and thoughts that are hard to put into words come through in the details.
Living in a Beijing Courtyard and Making Ends Meet with My Little Sister
Young Master Lu's Little Ancestor Is a Hidden Big Shot
Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Doesn’t Work at the Steel Mill
Brand-New Courtyard House Novels Released in Late September
The King in the Shadows: A Great Read
Looking for books similar to The King in the Shadows. It tells the story of Chen Mo, a country boy who uses various schemes and methods to turn his life around and become the king of the underworld and a business tycoon. Brothers and sisters, please show your support. Thank you 🌹
Looking for Someone Kind Enough to Help Me Find a Book
I'm looking for a novel. I think in the story, the protagonist has to experience intense emotional upheaval in the real world to wake up. Then the System sends him to different worlds. It's an angsty story, and it's so heartbreaking that even I, who love angsty stories, was afraid to keep reading. I want to read it, but I can't find it.
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This is the most enjoyable fan fiction of the "Siheyuan" series I've ever read, though it does have some minor flaws in my opinion. However, compared to the demonized portrayal of "Siheyuan," I still prefer the harmonious depiction. After all, I'm from the countryside, and I deeply miss the simple, honest social relationships of the past—though now it's just a thought!
Actually, the book is quite reasonable. A widow who could raise a son in the old society must have been shrewish, but she would also have been mindful of her reputation. A mother's strength is boundless, and it's unlikely she would ruin her reputation. Moreover, it's unlikely that Yi Zhonghai would choose someone with a bad reputation to support him in his old age.
To be honest, the story's logic is a little lacking, but the premise is good. It avoids the overly offensive and scatological writing of some other books; after being tired of that, this is quite refreshing. I read over a hundred chapters in a day, so the flaws don't outweigh the merits.
Overall, it's not bad. It's not one of those harem novels where the protagonist sleeps in every courtyard house or under the Zhengyang Gate 🤭 and there's not much toilet humor either 😄
The book is fine, but the main characters don't appear enough. Liu Haizhong and the Jia family appear too often. Who is the main character?
It is largely devoid of hostility, offering a fresh perspective and moving away from stereotypical character portrayals.
As a time traveler, isn't it only right to change the plot? Well written.
The Jia family is a typical example of a kind and filial mother and son, providing them with jobs and housing. The main character only appears occasionally, usually to help others. A harmonious and joyful family courtyard.
This is truly a story of love in a courtyard house, better written than any other courtyard house story.
So far it seems alright, worth saving and following.