Hunting in '59: Survival and Warmth in the Siheyuan
狩猎五九：四合院的生存与温情
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- Reborn in 1959: I Lead My Whole Family to Make It in Beijing重生五九：带领全家闯荡四九城Alternate title on Fanqie
- Reborn in 1959: Rising to Prominence Through Hunting in the Countryside重生五九：从乡下狩猎开始崛起Alternate title on Fanqie
- Siheyuan: I’ll Protect My Sisters四合院之我的姐妹我来守护Alternate title on Fanqie
- Siheyuan: Turning My Life Around Through Wilderness Survival四合院：从野外生存开始逆袭人生Alternate title on Fanqie
- Siheyuan: I'm Just an Ordinary Man, I Only Want a Happy Life四合院：我本俗人，只想快乐人生Alternate title on Fanqie
- Siheyuan: In Times of Scarcity, I Use the System to Support My Whole Family四合院：物资匮乏我靠系统养全家Alternate title on Fanqie
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970Chapters
37.3kReads · 30 days
817.5kReads · all time
2.9kShelf adds, last 14 days
7.2Score
22 ch/weekPace
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Siheyuan, a Space, Low Conflict, Cozy Vibes, and Approved by a Twenty-Year Bookworm
I'd like something like "The Courtyard Compound: Silly Zhu Gets Married and Gets Beaten Every Day". I've been reading for twenty years and have already vetted this one, so it's safe to try. If you know any good courtyard-compound novels, please recommend them. What makes a good book? In my opinion, one that keeps you hooked and makes you want to keep reading, one that...
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Siheyuan Novels With Good Writing and Plot
Looking for stories similar to "The Sky Fell, and When I Opened My Eyes, I’d Transmigrated to Nanluogub". I’ve read quite a lot and only added it to my shelf recently, but it’s such a comfortable read.
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A Male Protagonist in the Countryside as a Sent-Down Youth, With a Space and a System
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Period-Era Stories with Immersive Writing and Good Prose
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Sent Down to the Countryside: I Started as a Brigade Leader
The 1960s: My Pocket Dimension Only Collects My Enemies
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Transmigrating to the 1960s: One Rebirth After Another
Siheyuan: Take My Advice and Don't Mess With Me, I Know Your Secrets
A Plant-Based Cultivator Returns to Earth in the 1960s
The Delicate Beauty of the 1970s Teases Her Rugged Husband Until He Nearly Spits Blood
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Life in the Siheyuan, Beginning in the New World
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This is the longest opening chapter of all the courtyard-themed fan fiction novels I've read. For so long, I thought it was just a time-travel novel, only realizing now that it's a courtyard-themed fan fiction. Overall, the plot is quite well-structured. I wonder if things will be even more suspenseful once they enter the courtyard. Let's keep reading!
This novel is absolutely fantastic! The plot flows smoothly and naturally, and the characters are incredibly lifelike and vivid. In short, it's a thrilling read! I've given it too low a score; it should be at least 9.2. Keep up the good work, author! Looking forward to more great works from you!
I think if, later on, the steel mill assigns housing next to or across from the courtyard house, and the protagonist occasionally gets involved in the people and events of the courtyard, this would undoubtedly be a great period novel. With that golden finger—effectively solving the problem of resource supply and supporting their sisters—they could then work their way up at the steel mill! Why did they have to go to that beastly courtyard house? I just don't understand!!!
The protagonist has strong moral principles, handles interpersonal relationships well, and the story is logically sound. However, judging from his hunting spoils, it seems he's not hunting near Beijing but rather in the Greater Khingan Mountains forest region. 🤦🤦🤦
This is the most morally sound book I've ever read! It completely exposes the truth behind moral blackmail!
I watched it all day, and the story was pretty good. It's like other stories where the protagonist collects things from the mind space, and there's an occasional double-cross to make the protagonist's life more prosperous.
A very good novel about courtyard houses, not to be missed!!!
Well written! And for a first book, it avoids unnecessary tedium and is decisive. A rare gem among courtyard-themed stories. It's a pity it's too short.
I'll give it five stars for now as encouragement. It's not bad so far, and it's quite reasonable. There's no need to be so polite with family; being too polite makes you seem distant, after all, they're your own siblings. And every time we go into the mountains, it's the same few things they keep repeating—this part is too frequent and too simplistic.
Good book! Good book! Good book! Good book! Good book! Good book! Good book! Good book! Good book! Good book! Good book! Good book! Good book!