
Siheyuan: I Have a Childhood Friend in the Siheyuan
四合院:我在四合院有个青梅竹马
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357Chapters
1.9kReads · 30 days
333.4kReads · all time
6.2Score
354Listens
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It's quite good, much better than what I've read before. The fanfiction I used to read completely distorted the original work, with things like Jia Zhangshi summoning spirits online, the entire courtyard favoring the protagonist, and Grandpa Yi openly showing favoritism towards Sha Zhu. The characters were also different from the TV series. This book is quite faithful to the original. 🍉
Chapters 7/80 are fantastic! 👍🏻 The protagonist handles the situation with the Jia family very well; it's not frustrating at all. I highly recommend everyone keep reading! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This book doesn't have a lot of nonsense or extreme plot twists; it's just about the lives of ordinary people. That's the appeal of a courtyard novel, and it's a good book.
It looks pretty good now, but author, I'd like to ask if you're planning on a single female lead or multiple female leads?
It's incredibly realistic and doesn't demonize anything. Out of the thousands of courtyard houses I've seen, it's definitely in the top five!
Personally, I think it's already good enough. At least among all the articles I've read about courtyard houses, it's not as demonized as some others.
It's well-written; it doesn't demonize characters to create conflict. Those who survived wartime were not simple-minded.
The writing is close to real life and down-to-earth. There are no demonizing elements.
Personally, I think the article is well-written and worth reading. I want to emphasize one point: the ending was well-written. The final twist made me feel good after reading it. Especially the ending for the washing machine and Yan Laokou—it was very well designed. Really. The author put a lot of thought into this. However, the author's use of multiple female leads is somewhat exaggerated.
Unique and amazing