
Siheyuan: Starting Out as Li Yunlong's Comrade-in-Arms
四合院:从李云龙战友开始
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- Siheyuan: I Have One More Star Than Old Li四合院:我比老李多颗星Former title · until Oct 2026
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I've caught up to the latest chapter and I quite like it. I hope the protagonist can be promoted to a higher rank and then become more professional, and that the story can extend beyond the millennium, like the book by Lin Guoping mentioned next door. That would give the story more depth and complexity. Keep up the good work, author! Keep updating!!!
The writing is realistic, reflecting the customs and lifestyle of that era, and the soldiers' daily routines are consistent with the plot. Unlike some period dramas where the protagonist becomes a high-ranking official and has multiple female leads. Anyone who's even eaten a few peanuts wouldn't be this drunk.
This is great! This might be one of the highest-ranking protagonists in the courtyard-themed novels. I've only ever read about an old lieutenant general with a cheat-like ability who single-handedly fought his way up; he was already in his forties or fifties during the courtyard-themed story, but due to secrecy restrictions, he couldn't openly display his age like the protagonist in this one.
Without military power, one is like a tiger with its teeth pulled, completely at the mercy of others. To avoid a tragic end like Li Yunlong or Zhao Gang, one must firmly control the army. How can a transmigrator remain subservient to others for long?
While the book is described as being about a courtyard house, the courtyard house is merely a supporting element, and Li Yunlong is just a catalyst. Furthermore, the protagonist is too young and his advancement is too rapid. Even in wartime, there can't be battles every day; people need rest periods, unless it's a pursuit battle or the Korean War, where it's a race against time.
It's pretty good for an AI novel 🤦
It's a pretty good story among those set in the Siheyuan (courtyard house) genre, but He Yushui never appears. The main issue is that the protagonist's connection to the Siheyuan, aside from his parents and family, is minimal. Their rank is too high—higher than even the highest-ranking official in the Siheyuan storyline.
Keep it up! I finished reading the last one too.
Although it has a strong AI element, it's watchable even if you can bear with it.
It's okay, not bad, but there aren't many truly exciting moments; it's rather monotonous.