Siheyuan: From Fitter to All-Rounder
四合院：从钳工开始万能
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- Completed
- Length
- 551k Words
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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255Chapters
937Reads · 30 days
349.5kReads · all time
110Shelves
6.7Score
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Highly recommended. This book is excellent; it has a good concept and a compelling plot. Anyway, it's still better than those courtyard houses where "the characters are spineless and the plot is full of bad luck," right?
I wouldn't call it outstanding, but it's definitely my type of character and protagonist. First, the game was already practically invincible from the start, so there was no need for any dramatic twists and turns in the later plot; it was an easy crushing victory. Secondly, the relationship with GJ and the political storyline didn't feel stifling, which is a huge plus.
The beginning was alright. First, the protagonist lives in the courtyard house to complete some tasks, but it's not like he can just complete the tasks whenever he wants. So it explains why the protagonist stays in the courtyard house, and then he goes to work elsewhere. 😏 The timeline is a bit disjointed; suddenly a long period of time passes, then suddenly a long period of time is left.
Well, although it was rushed and contained a lot of fabricated elements, I surprisingly finished it. Putting everything else aside, it's better than something with an 8 or 9 out of 10 rating that I couldn't continue after reading a bit... The only reason I could keep watching was probably because the character's intelligence genuinely improved after enhancing their brainpower through the skill set...
A refreshing and original story, moving beyond the lowbrow tropes of typical courtyard novels. Well done to every author who puts their heart into crafting a story! 👍👍👍
It's great, much better than many formulaic courtyard house fanfics. 👍
Where am I going to work? Do I need to inform you in advance?
It's readable. Unlike many stories about courtyard houses where you give up after two chapters.
Well written, quite interesting. I don't know why, but the last few chapters just aren't as enjoyable to read as the beginning.
I really like this style of book; it's straightforward and unfolds in a gentle, flowing manner, making it easy to follow the author's train of thought. It's worth keeping up with and adding to my bookshelf.