
Siheyuan: A Simple Life with a Wife, Kids, and a Warm Kang
四合院:老婆孩子热炕头的小生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 406k Words
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Stats
194Chapters
1.5kReads · 30 days
274.9kReads · all time
105Shelf adds, last 14 days
5.6Score
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Ordinary days, smooth sailing, taking things slowly along the way, without highlights or dramatic ups and downs, without the domineering power of punching the Nanshan Nursing Home or kicking the Beihai Kindergarten, are like a small boat being rowed with a single oar, the lake surface just beginning to ripple and undisturbed, or like a gentle breeze blowing on my clothes and making me smile…
This is one of the best non-systematic courtyard house stories I've ever seen. 👍👍👍
The life of an ordinary laborer, a level-six fitter, married Liang Ladi, and like Liang Ladi in her previous life, had three sons and one daughter. He stole money from Factory Director Li to do business with Lou Xiao'e. The eldest son married Guan Xiaoguan from Zhengyangmen, the second son married He Qing, and the third son married Tao Huimin. He didn't enjoy life himself, but his sons all had it. 🤦
The storyline is well-written and quite realistic, without the extreme stretching and illogicality found in other courtyard novels. The only shortcoming is the writing style. If the author can improve their writing skills, it will be fantastic.
It's pretty good, the pacing is just right, and there aren't too many drawn-out scenes. (This is a novel about the life of a hermit in a courtyard house.)
This courtyard house is quite nice and pleasant to look at, so why is the rating so low?
Overall, it's pretty good. The logic seemed consistent at first. However, the pacing is a bit fast. Personally, I think the author could add some original interactive elements. The author is awesome!
Traveling back in time. But if you use a God's-eye view, what's the point?
It was quite enjoyable to watch. The story of the fierce and shrewish young wife is also quite interesting. After the moths retreat, I'll get a formidable young wife for Da Mao too, and then the courtyard will be more lively.
That's right, a courtyard house can't be without a washing machine, otherwise it lacks soul. It's much better than those who lick the washing machine's boots.