
Siheyuan: Slapping the Deaf Old Lady Down from the Start
四合院之开局扇翻老聋子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 352k Words
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
170Chapters
3.5kReads · 30 days
183.5kReads · all time
117Shelves
6.5Score
More by this author
In booklists 11
Any Hidden Gems That Get More Addictive the More You Read?
2.2kBooks57.3MViews1dUpdated
Courtyard Stories Without Sha Zhu, With a Ruthless Protagonist, and No Nonsense
254Books5MViews1dUpdated
🍅2026 Siheyuan Masterpieces: Everyone, Recommend Some!🍅
It’s 2026, and we’re still getting Lin Chen, Lin Shaowen, Lin Feng. Could you please pick a different surname? And don’t even get me started on He Weiguo. Share some new courtyard-house stories you discovered in 2026!
700Books25.2MViews2dUpdated
[Editor's Picks] Siheyuan Fanfiction: Xu Damao
Looking for something like "Siheyuan: I Transmigrated as Xu Damao, and I Can't Stop Taking My Medicine". In "Love in the Courtyard", Xu Damao should be the protagonist, whether he transmigrates or is reborn, and live a life that isn't ordinary!
130Books2.1MViews2dUpdated
Stories Set in the ’80s or ’90s Where the Characters Flee to Hong Kong!!!!
324Books15.5MViews2dUpdated
Looking for New 2026 Courtyard-House Novels, Not Over-the-Top or Brain-Dead
Looking for content like Courtyard Stories: Xiangzi Picks Up Passengers in Forty-Nine City.
325Books5.5MViews3dUpdated
Only Recent Siheyuan Novels. Don't Recommend Older Ones
320Books5.7MViews4dUpdated
Recommend Books About Fleeing the Siheyuan for Hong Kong
118Books3.2MViews7dUpdated
Siheyuan: The Male Lead Is a Real Tough Guy
311Books2.7MViews13dUpdated
New Year, New Beginnings: A New Siheyuan Story Arriving in Early January
313Books1.2MViews14dUpdated
Looking for Courtyard House Novels
Books where the deaf old lady is a spy.
178Books498.6kViews7moUpdated
In same booklists
Siheyuan: I Transmigrated as Silly Zhu, Making All the Yard's Eccentrics Envious
Siheyuan: Old Yan Gets a Second Life
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Saw Off the Deaf Old Lady
Siheyuan: My Name Is Silly Zhu!
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Caught Bang Geng Stealing a Chicken on Camera
Siheyuan: Reborn, I Take Out Banggeng First
Slaughtering My Way Through the Siheyuan: Yi Zhonghai Frames Me, and the Whole Nation Hunts Me
Siheyuan: Silly Zhu Isn't Foolish, and Yushui Doesn't Suffer
The Courtyard: Liu Haizhong and His Wife Transmigrate Together
Siheyuan: Yushui, Don’t Be Afraid, Your Uncle Is Here
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Got in Yi Zhonghai's Face
Siheyuan: After I Transmigrate, the Courtyard Falls into Chaos
Siheyuan: It All Starts When I Refuse to Hold a Courtyard Meeting
Siheyuan: From the Start, I Crippled Yi Zhonghai and Silly Zhu
Siheyuan: Hit Back When They Bully You!
A Rich Second-Generation Heir's Cultivation Across Ten Thousand Worlds
Siheyuan: I'm Here to Make Life Miserable for the Courtyard Vermin
Siheyuan: This Chubby Guy Is Going to Make Something of Himself
Qin Huairu Refuses My Proposal, So I Take Xiaodang. Why Are You Crying?
Siheyuan: Wipe Out the Family! From One Household to the Whole Courtyard
Reader comments 50
Google Translate














































The plot is good; revenge is swift and decisive, a truly satisfying and enjoyable experience. The people in the courtyard are mostly torn apart. Moreover, the show makes full use of the protagonist's special abilities, making it a surprisingly good read. However, the writing style is still lacking; it's too heavy. The common problem with courtyard houses is fine in terms of details.
The story is decent, and there are no traces of AI. The author accidentally crossed over between different storylines. Earlier, it was mentioned that the protagonist was an unlucky guy who lost everything playing gold futures in 2026, and his soul transmigrated into the body of Xu Damao in a courtyard house.
Lou Xiao'e is no good... Which capitalist is good?
Thumbs up 👍🏻! A courtyard house I could watch in one go. The protagonist was ruthless and decisive, never getting involved with beasts. He killed the old deaf man, Lou Bancheng, and even the basket-like man. He killed Lei Luo, the foreigners, and all sorts of Hollywood characters. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it.
The protagonist's story of transmigrating into the body of Xu Damao is noteworthy for its proactive approach, unlike other transmigrators who tend to be passive, nipping many problems in the bud. However, it also has its weaknesses; it lacks decisiveness, dragging out the events in the courtyard house for nearly a hundred chapters. In contrast, the Hong Kong portion of the story is handled with great efficiency and without procrastination.
I finished reading Chapter 113 of the courtyard novel. Da Mao's actions were ruthless, efficient, and satisfying. Whether it was killing the old deaf man Da Bidou by choking him with his urine and then pretending it was an accident, or killing Lou Bancheng, it was all great.
Looks great! The pig's feet are definitely spicy; the retirement community will send them all away! 👍👍👍👍
I've probably read at least 1000 books about courtyard houses by now, and this one is quite good, a bit of a gem. The characters are more in line with modern thinking; there's none of that overly forgiving or subservient stuff. The suspense is pretty good, you might want to check it out.
This is truly a satisfying story set in a traditional courtyard house! 👍 Revenge is swift and decisive; if you want to play around, tease the beast; if you don't want to play around, just kill him. It's so cathartic!
The contradiction in courtyard novels: to write more plot, you have to constantly stretch the story without abruptly ending it; to write something exciting, you have to drastically shorten the plot. This novel is one of those that's quite enjoyable to read, but then it runs out of material and jumps to Hong Kong. Almost half of the plot is set in Hong Kong, so I skipped over it. However, the beginning was definitely enjoyable.