Siheyuan: A Courtyard of Civility? No, a Courtyard of Scoundrels!
四合院：文明大院？不！缺德大院
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287Chapters
2.6kReads · 30 days
201.4kReads · all time
103Shelves
6.2Score
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With a clear structure, logical flow, and tight organization, the story offers both a realistic portrayal of the 1960s and a vivid depiction of the indomitable spirit of the people during that vibrant era. The characters are distinct: the neighborly He Yuzhu, the helpful Xu Damao, the generous Yan Fugui, the kind and simple Qin Huairu, the selfless Yi Zhonghai, and the hardworking Jia…
It's quite good. Personally, I think it's one of the best fanfictions about courtyard houses, on par with Wang Dapeng and Chu Man Siheyuan. One of those three relies on being immoral, another on sponging off one's parents, while this one completely relies on moral blackmail.
It's alright, I watched for a while and it was quite good. I'll comment first, then say more. Anyway, apart from that mouth, everyone here, all these people, they're all too talkative. Especially He Yuzhu, he's always labeling people. 🤦
The official rhetoric was good; they pushed Li Huaide to the top to fight while they themselves enjoyed the spoils—quite a clever idea. The only downside to this book is that Sha Zhu is reborn. Even if a good-for-nothing is given another chance, he will still be a good-for-nothing; that's the fate limited by his personality and way of thinking.
It's not aggressive at all; it's lighthearted and humorous. The beginning was good, but it felt like it went off the rails in the middle. When Jia Zhangshi went to the Great Northern Wilderness to "transform the earth," Xiao Jia wasn't dead yet. Then, when Jia Zhangshi returned, they said Xiao Jia was dead before Jia Zhangshi went to the Great Northern Wilderness.
He Yuzhu has become a moral paragon; if Lao Yi gets too angry, he'll make a TV series called "Moral Paragon He Yuzhu," where he'll be wielding the moral cudgel and bullying people all day. It'll definitely be a hit, and maybe people will even write fan fiction about it.
Haha, such official jargon, a combination of "old man" and "grandpa". It's not interesting anymore.
The writing is good, but the downside is that the cheat codes are used too sparingly, only 0.1 Units of space. The system doesn't utilize them much either, so it's not very satisfying!! It's just superficially satisfying!! 😅😅😅
A very good book, I'd give it five stars. No toilet humor, no protagonist being bullied for his Bajiquan skills, no old deaf man with extraordinary connections, and Yi Zhonghai is never a morally upright protagonist. Keep it up!
Cooking a meal costs fifty, cooking a banquet costs two hundred and thirty, sharing happiness is worse than poisoning oneself!