Siheyuan: From the Start, I Snatched a Windfall from My Uncle with No Heirs
四合院：开局捡漏绝户舅舅
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True Gems Recommended by Lifelong Bookworms
Looking for stories like The People Who Came and Went Through My Life. A genuinely good book.
A Warm and Funny Siheyuan Story Without All the Hostility
Siheyuan stories can be full of hostility, but I'd rather read something without so much of it. I've read some good ones before, like stories about Yan Jiefang or Jia Zhangshi's cousin. If I were the one writing a story full of hostility, I'd probably kill them all off in just a few chapters.
Siheyuan Stories: I've Already Dropped So Many! Only Recommend the Best!
Looking for Courtyard House Stories with No Forced Dumbing Down and a Historically Authentic Setting
Looking for books similar to Four-Hearts Courtyard: Kill to Stop Killing. I want one that fits the period and doesn't dumb down everyone in the courtyard. No more of Jia Zhangshi throwing tantrums, He Yuzhu acting like a lovesick puppy, or some mindless moral grandstanding in their defense. Even the TV series wasn't like that.
I Just Got Into Siheyuan Stories. Please Help Me Out, Experts!
A Must-Read Siheyuan Masterpiece, You Won’t Regret It
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!
The Last Man Standing in the Siheyuan, Don’t Be Afraid, I’ll Take Care of You in Your Old Age
Looking for books like *Siheyuan: My Nephew Standing at the Door Means I’m Not the Last of My Line*. The childless First Master of the Siheyuan, don’t worry, I (Jia Dongxu, the master of getting hung on the wall, Sha Zhu, Yi Zhonghe, and others...) will look after you in your old age 🤝
Classic Siheyuan Novels
Looking for stories like Siheyuan: Enjoying Life in the Red Era. Recommend me some classic siheyuan novels.
Looking for a Siheyuan Story Where the Protagonist Cares for the First Uncle in His Old Age
Are there any novels about life in a traditional Beijing courtyard compound? The protagonist takes care of the First Uncle in his old age, and gets a courtyard compound in return.
Siheyuan, Period Story, Sign-In System, Tons of Supplies, Plausible Numbers
Looking for period novels like *The Courtyard* and *Under the Zhengyang Gate*. They should have a System, preferably one with sign-ins that give you tons of supplies and goods each time. Most importantly, the period details should be realistic, like a bride price of around ten yuan, not a few hundred just because someone feels generous.
Period Stories About Losing Your Parents and Moving to the City to Live With Your Uncle!
Looking for Siheyuan Stories With an Original Character as the Lead and One Female Love Interest!
Recommend me a transmigration novel set in *Love in the Courtyard* with a System. Not one where the protagonist transmigrates as He Yuzhu, Xu Damao, or Bang Geng. A female protagonist, preferably, and it should be true to the era!
Are There Any Novels About Living in a Siheyuan and Pursuing a Government Career?
A New Courtyard-House Novel About Becoming Yi Zhonghai’s Son 🔥
Looking for books like *Siheyuan: I Transmigrated as Yi Zhonghai’s Biological Son (The Siheyuan Rich Second Generation)*.
Looking for Siheyuan Stories About Yi Zhonghai's Relatives
Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Doesn’t Work at the Steel Mill
Siheyuan, Lou Xiaoe, and an Engineer
Top-tier books
Looking for a Siheyuan Novel Where the Protagonist Is One of the Two Liu Brothers or Three Yan Brothers
Yi Zhonghai's Nephew in a Courtyard House Story
What story is this from???????????????
I’m Out of Books to Read. Any Addictive Recommendations?
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I have been reading and reading for the past few days, and when I reached Chapter 270 (1977), I really couldn't stand it anymore. I gave it four stars because the author was very careful in writing this book. The most important thing is that the author has a patriotic view of the country, and the plots of catching spies and going to the battlefield are well described. I looked at the table of contents at the back and skipped through some chapters. Later, the protagonist gradually became three children, and each child is engaged in a different industry. The eldest son invested in the listing of chips and became the richest man in the country, the second daughter worked in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the third son played basketball and entered the NBA and defeated the Lakers and won the championship. The three protagonists (children) have three careers. And the length is not enough. It feels like everything is here and there. The protagonist has struggled for decades and has no identity. He has been in the class for 30 years and had the opportunity to be a leader. He turned it down. He has always been an ordinary worker, making silent contributions throughout the whole process. His fame and fortune belong to others (colleagues, children). It feels aggrieved, and there is no sense of satisfaction or substitution.
It was the first time I saw the tortured pig's feet entering Beijing.
It's good to watch, you can watch it if you like it, you can watch it if you're bored, come and watch it, come in and watch it, you can't let me suffer the poison alone [angry]
This is one of my favorite books that I have read recently. I feel that the author has a good grasp of human nature and is very positive. The writing style is also very good and very immersive. It is one of the best period books I have ever seen. I hope it will be updated soon...
I have read many Siheyuan novels, and this one may not be the best in terms of writing style and plot, but it has a way of writing out the context and atmosphere of that era. It's subtle, yet unique. Worth a look
The rating is low, especially in the later period, which is gradually getting better. The descriptions of people at all levels of reform and opening up, the changes in their thoughts when facing new things, and the sense of division are all very well described. This score is a bit low, the author's writing style is very good. Hope more people can see it.
Goldfinger is reasonable. Steady development, no weird plots [Adoration]
A different Yi Zhonghai, a different courtyard house
It's closer to life and much better than those excessive golden fingers.
This book is rated low, too low. There is not a trace of hostility in the whole book, the writing style is not bad, and the proportion of systems is not too large. There are some ups and downs and excitement in the early stage, but some things in the later stage are very satisfactory. Although it is not a perfect score, it is definitely an average score of 8 points.