Siheyuan, a Completed Book with over a Million Words

101 四 Siheyuan Lives a Good Life with He Yushuang Little Waste Wood Blue1.1M Wordscompleted 8.2kReads6.8Score175Shelves

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"Silly Zhu! My brother woke up and asked you to go to his place." He Yuyu didn't have a good look towards Silly Zhu. In her impression, Silly Zhu was either helping others or helping others. Silly Zhutou hummed without raising his head, but He Yuyu didn't care so much. It was disgusting for her to just walk away with her legs up and to be around these people.

102 四 Siheyuan: a Good Girl Is Harmed by a Stupid Pillar and Breaks His Head Can Dance Steamed Pork with Rice Noodles2.4M Wordscompleted 2.7kReads6.6Score112Shelves

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"Silly Zhu! My brother woke up and asked you to go to his place." He Yuyu didn't have a good look towards Silly Zhu. In her impression, Silly Zhu was either helping others or helping others. Silly Zhutou hummed without raising his head, but He Yuyu didn't care so much. It was disgusting for her to just walk away with her legs up and to be around these people.

103 四 Siheyuan: Becoming a Couple with Lou Xiao'e Brother Hao Brother Hao3.2M Wordsongoing 101Reads5.2Score—Shelves

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"Silly Zhu! My brother woke up and asked you to go to his place." He Yuyu didn't have a good look towards Silly Zhu. In her impression, Silly Zhu was either helping others or helping others. Silly Zhutou hummed without raising his head, but He Yuyu didn't care so much. It was disgusting for her to just walk away with her legs up and to be around these people.

104 四 Siheyuan: the More Excited You Are, the More Excited I Am Melody of Night2.5M Wordscompleted 27.4kReads7.4Score1.3kShelves

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"Silly Zhu! My brother woke up and asked you to go to his place." He Yuyu didn't have a good look towards Silly Zhu. In her impression, Silly Zhu was either helping others or helping others. Silly Zhutou hummed without raising his head, but He Yuyu didn't care so much. It was disgusting for her to just walk away with her legs up and to be around these people.

105 四 Siheyuan: Fishing System, All the Animals Beg for Mercy Ah Fei L2.4M Wordsongoing 145Reads5.3Score—Shelves

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"Silly Zhu! My brother woke up and asked you to go to his place." He Yuyu didn't have a good look towards Silly Zhu. In her impression, Silly Zhu was either helping others or helping others. Silly Zhutou hummed without raising his head, but He Yuyu didn't care so much. It was disgusting for her to just walk away with her legs up and to be around these people.

106 四 Siheyuan: My System Can Turn Waste into Treasure The Wild Beast Who Loves to Eat Dry Tea1.8M Wordscompleted 32.8kReads8.7Score1.8kShelves

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"Silly Zhu! My brother woke up and asked you to go to his place." He Yuyu didn't have a good look towards Silly Zhu. In her impression, Silly Zhu was either helping others or helping others. Silly Zhutou hummed without raising his head, but He Yuyu didn't care so much. It was disgusting for her to just walk away with her legs up and to be around these people.

107 四 Siheyuan: Silly Zhu, What Should I Do If I'm Pregnant? Spicy Hot and Sour Noodles1.9M Wordsongoing 16.9kReads8.4Score986Shelves

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"Silly Zhu! My brother woke up and asked you to go to his place." He Yuyu didn't have a good look towards Silly Zhu. In her impression, Silly Zhu was either helping others or helping others. Silly Zhutou hummed without raising his head, but He Yuyu didn't care so much. It was disgusting for her to just walk away with her legs up and to be around these people.

108 四 The Strongest Courtyard No. 95 Nancheng Xiaomo5.5M Wordsongoing 191.2kReads9.0Score16.6kShelves

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[Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

109 四 At the Beginning of the Courtyard, Marry the Little Wife First The Third Child Next Door1.5M Wordscompleted 4.2kReads6.3Score186Shelves

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2: He Yuzhu woke up and found that he was reborn. He was reborn when he was 18 years old. When he remembered that in his previous life, he was sucked by Qin Huairu, almost became a destitute, and finally died tragically under the bridge, He Yuzhu was so angry that his whole body was on fire, and he wanted to tear Qin Huairu to pieces with his hands.

110 四 Siheyuan: the Silly Pillar Is Reborn, the Jia Family Kowtows and Begs for Mercy Lu Liu2.3M Wordsongoing 292Reads5.3Score—Shelves

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2: He Yuzhu woke up and found that he was reborn. He was reborn when he was 18 years old. When he remembered that in his previous life, he was sucked by Qin Huairu, almost became a destitute, and finally died tragically under the bridge, He Yuzhu was so angry that his whole body was on fire, and he wanted to tear Qin Huairu to pieces with his hands.

111 穿 Dress up as a Fool, Marry a Bride, and Raise Eight Children! Gardenia in July1.0M Wordscompleted 10.3kReads8.3Score512Shelves

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2: He Yuzhu woke up and found that he was reborn. He was reborn when he was 18 years old. When he remembered that in his previous life, he was sucked by Qin Huairu, almost became a destitute, and finally died tragically under the bridge, He Yuzhu was so angry that his whole body was on fire, and he wanted to tear Qin Huairu to pieces with his hands.

112 四 Siheyuan: Starting in 1980, Divorced Qin Huairu Fattening Cattle1.1M Wordscompleted 12kReads8.4Score672Shelves

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2: He Yuzhu woke up and found that he was reborn. He was reborn when he was 18 years old. When he remembered that in his previous life, he was sucked by Qin Huairu, almost became a destitute, and finally died tragically under the bridge, He Yuzhu was so angry that his whole body was on fire, and he wanted to tear Qin Huairu to pieces with his hands.

113 四 Siheyuan: Yan Jiecheng's Counterattack Career Qing Zijin 2231.5M Wordscompleted 5kReads6.6Score178Shelves

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2: He Yuzhu woke up and found that he was reborn. He was reborn when he was 18 years old. When he remembered that in his previous life, he was sucked by Qin Huairu, almost became a destitute, and finally died tragically under the bridge, He Yuzhu was so angry that his whole body was on fire, and he wanted to tear Qin Huairu to pieces with his hands.

114 四 Siheyuan: in the First Five or Eight Years, the Entire Courtyard Was Suppressed Novel Wang Xianle1.0M Wordscompleted 1.3kReads6.7Score—Shelves

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2: He Yuzhu woke up and found that he was reborn. He was reborn when he was 18 years old. When he remembered that in his previous life, he was sucked by Qin Huairu, almost became a destitute, and finally died tragically under the bridge, He Yuzhu was so angry that his whole body was on fire, and he wanted to tear Qin Huairu to pieces with his hands.

115 四 I Can Shop Online in Siheyuan! Jiujile1.2M Wordscompleted 2.5kReads5.9Score148Shelves

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2: He Yuzhu woke up and found that he was reborn. He was reborn when he was 18 years old. When he remembered that in his previous life, he was sucked by Qin Huairu, almost became a destitute, and finally died tragically under the bridge, He Yuzhu was so angry that his whole body was on fire, and he wanted to tear Qin Huairu to pieces with his hands.

116 四 Siheyuan: Yi Zhonghai Was Torn Apart and Forced to Pay 6,000 Yuan Qingshan Woodcutter722k Wordsongoing 89.6kReads5.1Score5.6kShelves

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This Siheyuan is quite nice.

117 四 Siheyuan: Beat the Stupid Pillar at the Beginning Old Blade1.2M Wordscompleted 3.5kReads7.6Score120Shelves

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More than one million words

118 傻 Siheyuan of Silly Pillars Half the Rest of Life2.0M Wordscompleted 16.7kReads8.8Score922Shelves

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More than one million words

119 四 Siheyuan: I Have Endless Supplies Stir-Fried Marshmallows1.1M Wordscompleted 64.7kReads9.3Score5.4kShelves

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120 四 Sihe********** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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121 四 Siheyuan: a Journey Through the Dazzling Life of the 1960S Xue Is Not1.2M Wordscompleted 1.1kReads8.2Score—Shelves

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122 四 Sihe********** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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123 四 Siheyuan: Reject Qin Huairu at the Beginning Yechen1.1M Wordscompleted 3.3kReads7.9Score158Shelves

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124 人 I Live in a Courtyard and Pledge Myself to My Country. Nanshan Wood1.1M Wordscompleted 7.1kReads8.2Score279Shelves

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125 四 Sihe********* ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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130 年 The 1950S: a Prosperous Life Nanjing Cigarettes1.5M Wordscompleted 38.8kReads8.2Score1.6kShelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

131 四 Siheyuan: Fusion of 129,600 Selves Lonely Walker776k Wordscompleted 6.9kReads8.3Score313Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

132 四 Siheyuan: My Grandfather Was so Angry That He Reported the Deaf Old Lady Zhang Shizhongyu637k Wordscompleted 15.6kReads8.5Score731Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

133 重 Rebirth of the Siheyuan: Starting from the Escape from Famine in 1942 Dashan Doesn't Drink Alcohol618k Wordscompleted 30.2kReads8.2Score1kShelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

134 四 The Li Family in the Siheyuan Lu Yier875k Wordscompleted 12.6kReads8.2Score517Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

135 重 Reborn in the Courtyard, I Am a Lone Wolf Falling Leaves Know Autumn Zmy13280k Wordscompleted 10.9kReads8.3Score375Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

136 四 Siheyuan, Silly Zhu Is My Brother The Clouds Are Silent782k Wordscompleted 49.3kReads8.3Score2.4kShelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

137 四 The Reincarnation of He Yuzhu in Siheyuan Began in 1951 Boiled Eggs in Sugar Water992k Wordscompleted 20.9kReads8.4Score861Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

138 四 Teacher He from Siheyuan Feng Xianyun609k Wordscompleted 2kReads8.6Score—Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

139 七 Military Marriage in the 1970S: Cheating with My Sister All the Way After Exchanging Marriages Chu RanModern Romance2.1M Wordscompleted 19.6kReads8.4Score2.6kShelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

140 刘 Liu Dazhuang Wears Books White Clouds Flow with the Wind537k Wordscompleted 9.5kReads8.3Score410Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

141 四 Siheyuan: I, Silly Zhu, Start with Divine Medical Skills Fahai Understands Love766k Wordscompleted 2.9kReads8.4Score140Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

142 四 Lao He Who Has Many Children and Many Blessings in the Siheyuan Nine Peanuts616k Wordscompleted 7.2kReads8.2Score288Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

143 四 Ordinary Life in a Courtyard Betel Nut and Smoke Are All Five Poisons1.0M Wordscompleted 56.5kReads8.3Score2.1kShelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

144 四 Siheyuan: I Asked You to Cultivate Immortality, but You Bullied Animals Zhang's Three Stones579k Wordscompleted 21.7kReads8.2Score778Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

145 四 Siheyuan: After Picking up Qin Jingru, the Whole Hospital Cried with Envy Take a Look at Meow1.1M Wordscompleted 14.4kReads8.4Score713Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

146 四 Siheyuan: the Malice of All Birds Lao Liu Doesn't Like Writing Books547k Wordscompleted 5.8kReads8.4Score272Shelves

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"The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed and lively style to outline a unique picture of life in the era. Sun Zhengguo's journey of rebirth did not involve bitterness and hatred. Instead, he relied on modern wisdom and family advantages to carve out a "sleep and win" path in a courtyard full of calculations, which can be called a breath of fresh air in the literature of the times. A golden start: the combination of parents who are all-rounders + space cheats. The most enviable setting in the novel is the family background of the protagonist Sun Zhengguo. Her father, Sun Dajiang, was a senior electrician at a steel rolling mill, and her mother, Lin Wencui, was the director of the Women's Federation. The dual-income family was considered an "aristocratic configuration" in the 1950s. A 75-square-meter house, higher-than-average food standards, and even 5 kilograms of stick noodles and Erguotou can be used to maintain relationships. This material foundation directly widens the gap with other residents in the courtyard. What's even better is the "spiritual golden finger" awakened by the protagonist - the superposition of past life memories and current life brain power, allowing him to easily skip levels and become self-taught. He can even practice back boxing to the level of the early Ming Jin within two months. This "student master + martial master" setting satisfies readers' imagination of an almighty protagonist. The author is quite ingenious in restoring the details of the era. From the geographical setting of "Forty-Nine Cities in the 1950s" to the currency units of "495,000 yuan salary" and "7,500 yuan bus fare", to life elements such as Erhe Noodles steamed buns and Arctic soda, it not only creates a true era texture, but also creates contrasting cuteness through the protagonist's modern thinking. When Sun Zhengguo uses the method of "collecting stamps" to invest in the future, readers can clearly feel the information gap advantage of the reborn. This "unpredictable" feeling runs through the entire text. The battle of wits in the Siheyuan: The Buddhist counterattack with softness overcoming the strong. Different from the fierce confrontation between the protagonist and the "beasts" in the Siheyuan in similar themes, Sun Zhengguo's survival strategy is more intelligent. Facing Yan Bugui's calculations, he watched with cold eyes; when he saw Yi Zhonghai accepting Jia Dongxu as his disciple, he understood the pension plan behind it; even the farce between Silly Zhu and Xu Damao, he just watched from the sidelines. This kind of Buddhist attitude of "you waste yours, I will live mine" allowed him to avoid the core contradiction of the courtyard. But being Buddhist does not mean being weak. When Xu Damao spread rumors about He Daqing, Sun Zhengguo, although not directly involved, accurately predicted Si Zhu's revenge; he took the initiative to learn Tongbei Quan from his grandfather, not only to strengthen his body, but also to imply that "defense against others is indispensable". This principle of "not causing trouble but not being afraid of trouble" is more realistic and convincing than blind tolerance or tough confrontation. In particular, he uses the information gap to plan for the future - considering college entrance examination and investment after the layout is changed - showing a pattern that transcends the times, reducing the house fight in the courtyard to a background, and the protagonist's life blueprint is the core of the narrative. Portraits of Groups: The Reminiscences of All Living Beings under the Filter of the Age. The author is full of ingenuity in reshaping the classic characters of Siheyuan. At this time, Yi Zhonghai is still an enthusiastic person with "no airs" and has not yet started the "moral kidnapping" mode; Yan Bugui's "stinginess" has just begun to show signs, but has not yet evolved to the extreme; Shazhu is a 14-year-old apprentice in Hongbin Building, and He Yuyu is still a 6-year-old brat. These early settings make the characters more growth-oriented. Sun Zhengguo's family has assumed the function of "ideal relatives" - his father is progressive, his mother is open-minded, and his siblings are lovely, which is in sharp contrast to the complex interpersonal relationships in the courtyard. There are many hilarious details in the article: Yan Bugui's surprise when he received game sausages, Xu Damao's embarrassment when he was kicked into the manure pit, and Silly Zhu's innocence when he sneezed. These life-like scenes make the characters come alive on the page. Even marginal characters such as the deaf old lady and Liu Hai show their living conditions marked by the times in just a few strokes, forming a three-dimensional picture of the city in the 1950s. Plot tension: The growth line and the era line are parallel. The story takes Sun Zhengguo's growth as the main line, connecting plots such as jumping from grade to grade, learning martial arts, and collecting stamps. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate. He has gradually shown maturity beyond his years since he was an 11-year-old primary school student. Whether he is helping his younger siblings with their homework or planning the future of his family, he has the calmness of an "old soul". At the same time, the advancement of the historical background also adds a sense of historical depth to the story: from the budding of the eight-level labor system, to the loosening of gun management, to the foreshadowing of the "barren years" in the future, the author skillfully integrates his personal destiny into the current of the times. It is worth mentioning that the novel uses "golden fingers" just right. Although the space settings are not frequently used, plots such as medicinal baths and hunting are both logical and provide reasonable assistance for character growth. Sun Zhengguo's "attribute of a great scholar" has not been overly deified. He still needs to prepare carefully for the grade-skipping exam, and he also needs to put in sweat to practice martial arts. This growth path of "effort + talent" is more likely to resonate with readers. "The Fifty Years: Prosperous Life" uses a relaxed writing style to deconstruct the depressive feeling of the courtyard theme, allowing readers to experience the refreshing feeling of "rebirth and counterattack" in a nostalgic atmosphere. When Sun Zhengguo practices Tongbei Quan in the morning light, when he prepares sumptuous meals for his family, and when he quietly lays the foundation for wealth for the future, what we see is not only the cheating life of a reborn person, but also the yearning for "family warmth" and "quiet years." For readers who like chronicles and courtyard themes, this work is undoubtedly a pyrotechnic reading experience.

147 四 In the Beginning of Siheyuan, We Won Director Wang and Director Zhang. Uncle from Hunan School608k Wordsongoing 72.4kReads6.2Score3.9kShelves

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In the 500,000-word update, the most popular Siheyuan is coming, with more than 100,000 words reaching more than 300,000 students. At the beginning, he led 300 tribesmen into Nanluogu Lane, overthrew Director Wang and Director Zhang, and attacked the Yang faction with all his strength. In the year of disaster, he brought back 200,000 kilograms of food for the whole village. He attacked violently and ended up in death.

148 四 Siheyuan: Turning a Dilapidated Courtyard into a Peach Blossom Garden Ximen Roast Duck780k Wordsongoing 16.3kReads5.5Score898Shelves

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I strongly recommend you to read this new book on Siheyuan, it is definitely a breath of fresh air in Siheyuan! Absolutely not brainless! The foreshadowing and face-slapping settings are very advanced! You don't even realize it if you don't have any brains! No anger, no cowardice, no virginity, no extreme pulling, and a lot of fun. The inventions, creations and historical backgrounds in it can definitely stand the test and are very real. The characters are portrayed very realistically and there is no deliberate slander or distortion! Very down to earth! A rare good book! The face is a little timid, but the slap in the face is actually very harsh! It incorporates a lot of memes, a lot of self-created scenes, and poems and songs written by the author, which is great! !

149 四 Siheyuan: Workers, Peasants and Soldiers at the Beginning JJB Little Dadai1.2M Wordscompleted 19.5kReads6.7Score773Shelves

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The first million-word book is finished, and the second is his new book.

150 四 Siheyuan: Director of Violent Police Station JJB Little Dadai329k Wordsongoing 3.3kReads5.8Score120Shelves

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The first million-word book is finished, and the second is his new book.