Siheyuan: Silly Zhu's Rewritten Life
四合院之傻柱重写人生路
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- 133k Words
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65Chapters
11.6kReads · 30 days
240.8kReads · all time
374Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.4Score
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Siheyuan: The Peerless Chef He Yuzhu
Reborn in 1943: I Build a Life of Power by Fighting the Invaders
Siheyuan: The Liu Family's World
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Had a Pocket Dimension, Watching the Animals Make Fools of Themselves
Siheyuan: Starting in 1941
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Moved Out of the Siheyuan
Siheyuan: I Developed Psychic Powers
Transmigrating to the Bright Sword World, But Arriving Too Early
Siheyuan: Heavenly Master Yan Jiekuang
I Became Silly Zhu's Uncle
I Crossed the Pass into the Northeast and Became the Zhu Family’s Eldest
Reborn in Siheyuan: Getting Rich Starts with a Slap in the Face
Siheyuan: I Can't Believe I'm Silly Zhu
Siheyuan: Joined the Ever-Victorious Army in 1950 from the Start
Siheyuan: He Yushui Is Reborn in 1951
Low-Key Immortal Venerable in the Seventies, Pressured by His Wife to Become Top Scholar
The Journey of Life: The Siheyuan Arc
Siheyuan: Bloodbath on the Battlefield, A Smooth Road to Officialdom
In the Name of the People: I Won't Be the Scapegoat
Siheyuan: Silly Zhu Has a Pocket Dimension and a Life of Endless Joy
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Finally, one book got taken away by Sha Zhu. I think the plot is very well-structured. What I've never understood is why these authors, who clearly have excellent storytelling abilities, all insist on agonizing over their stories in the courtyard house. Time travel is equivalent to rebirth; why insist on having such a tumultuous relationship with the people in the courtyard house when you get a second chance at life? Besides, the author has sound values, so I'm giving it five stars.
A very well-crafted novel. There is affection in the mundane, and righteousness in the indifference. Although far removed from the mundane details of family life in the courtyard houses, the longing for affection amidst this distance occasionally flickers in the observer's mind. The sibling relationship is probably the best in fan fiction. Too short. Looking forward to the author's new work.
I quickly read through it, and the direction of this book is correct. It doesn't suffer from the common problem of other courtyard houses, which is "repeatedly pulling and tugging," but instead solves the problem simply and quickly, allowing people to move out of the courtyard house. However, this book also has a drawback: it contains too little content.
It's well-written, though many of the things and ideas might not appeal to younger readers. But only those with some knowledge of the era's relics and a bit of age and experience can understand that the protagonist did the right thing.
I like the author's plot arrangement. Knowing it's a courtyard house full of scoundrels, why be a fool who stubbornly endures hardship? Moving away from that kind of scoundrel-filled courtyard house is exactly what I want. Five stars to encourage the author to keep up the good work!
The first 40 chapters were very enjoyable to listen to; it was truly a light and easy slice-of-life story. The flavor changes after 40; it gets a bit stiff and artificial. This book has nothing to do with courtyard houses, except for the name. This type of 100,000-word story about a courtyard house would be good as a quick transmigration novel about a courtyard house.
It ended quite quickly, and it was quite heartwarming. He Yuzhu was the most composed character!
The book is good; the only downside is that the author's age is a bit short.
At least he didn't embarrass the time travelers. He's a sensible person.
That's the real meaning of going through it.