A Realistic Novel About a Normal Courtyard House

245 四 Siheyuan: I Am a Security Guard with Space There Are No Good People in the Six RealmsUrban2.6M Wordscompleted 120.2kReads8.5Score9.4kShelves

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Siheyuan

246 四 Graduated from Siheyuan University and Worked as a Technician in a Factory Love Watermelon Milk Tea1.3M Wordscompleted 45.7kReads7.8Score1.8kShelves

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No anger, no anger towards heaven or earth, gentleness and no harm to others! Full of fireworks! Beautiful package! Some are just family feuds and quarrels between neighbors! Focus on work and life! Nothing poisonous

247 四 Siheyuan: Cut Off Hu Yuli, Stupid Pillar Is Not Stupid Wang Boyu1.2M Wordscompleted 10.6kReads7.6Score560Shelves

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No anger, no anger towards heaven or earth, gentleness and no harm to others! Full of fireworks! Beautiful package! Some are just family feuds and quarrels between neighbors! Focus on work and life! Nothing poisonous

248 四 Siheyuan: Outstanding Young Man Li Changsheng Don't Eat Even a Morsel of Fat671k Wordscompleted 17.6kReads8.2Score580Shelves

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No anger, no anger towards heaven or earth, gentleness and no harm to others! Full of fireworks! Beautiful package! Some are just family feuds and quarrels between neighbors! Focus on work and life! Nothing poisonous

249 四 Did Liu Haizhong of Siheyuan Get Beaten Again Today? The Fish King Has a Lot of Fish and Meat Every Day613k Wordsongoing 668Reads6.6Score—Shelves

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[Laughing evilly] Everything is ok

250 让 Let Me Chew on the Old Yi Zhonghai? I Just Have to Work Hard Three Feet Green Peak525k Wordscompleted 14.4kReads8.7Score752Shelves

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[Laughing evilly] Everything is ok

251 四 Siheyuan: After Taking Care of Yi Zhonghai, He Took Off from the Same Place Three Lives in a Drunken Dream1.2M Wordsongoing 11.7kReads7.1Score568Shelves

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[Laughing evilly] Everything is ok

252 四 The Happy Life of the Eighth Grade Workers in the Siheyuan Divine Word Yu 101937k Wordscompleted 70.6kReads7.9Score3.4kShelves

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[Laughing evilly] Everything is ok

253 四 Siheyuan: Yi Zhonghai Has Become the Big Brother on the List Uncle Shu546k Wordscompleted 15.5kReads8.4Score623Shelves

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[Laughing evilly] Everything is ok

254 四 Siheyuan Opening: My Wife Knows Tai Chi in 188 Old Blade2.8M Wordscompleted 5.7kReads7.8Score408Shelves

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The main character in this book traveled through time and became the son of a big capitalist. His parents were kidnapped and sent to Taiwan. The main character had a miserable life without Goldfinger when he was a child. He did not dare to feed himself even if he had food. Later, it was better to take a woman who was a martyr in a certain discipline as his wife. This is the only book that Siheyuan has been reading.

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

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Good book recommendations. Worth a look.

256 四 All the Birds in the Courtyard Beg Me to Let Them Go Bronze Bell422k Wordscompleted 12.9kReads7.2Score383Shelves

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Both books are good. The first one was moved out soon. It is in line with the thinking of normal people. They don't have a lot of space to get a lot of food. They are considered ordinary people. I feel good about it now. The second one is also okay. I haven't moved out yet, but pig feet have brains and can do anything. It's secret, it's not obvious, and it's also behind the scenes when it comes to the births in the Siheyuan. It's basically not confrontational, and it just uses a few signed things. At present, neither of the two books has been completed. The short number of words is a shortcoming, but other problems are not big.

257 活 Living in the Siheyuan: Flying with Silly Pillars One Cloud Opens One663k Wordscompleted 14.1kReads8.3Score589Shelves

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"Living in the Siheyuan: Flying with Silly Pillars" is like a stream of clear water, with its unique tonality of "no violence, pure life", which makes people read more and more. It does not blindly pursue the feeling of being slapped in the face, but outlines a warm and powerful counterattack story in the delicate texture of life, which is eye-catching. The character design of the protagonist Yan Ming is a treasure. The experience of traveling through ten lives has given him full-level buffs - the skills of a Tai Chi master, the foundation of internal martial arts, the unique skills of mechanical maintenance, plus the ability to farm and breed, and the portable space to accelerate time. Such golden fingers have not made him arrogant and domineering. On the contrary, he is calm and restrained, transparent and kind, and he is well aware of the complexity of the courtyard, but does not follow the crowd; faced with Jia Zhang's difficulties and Yi Zhonghai's moral kidnapping, he is neither humble nor arrogant, and handles it calmly, keeping the bottom line without losing his sense of proportion. What's more rare is his love and righteousness. Seeing He Yuyu who was hungry, he took the initiative to serve braised noodles full of meat and fried eggs. He knew that Silly Zhu was a "widow lover", but still wanted to help him change his destiny. This kind of warmth of "it's easy to add icing on the cake, but difficult to provide charcoal in the nick of time" made the character instantly stand up. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate, with both the fireworks of life and the exhilarating feeling of counterattack. When Yan Ming first entered the Siheyuan, he did not rush to confront the best in the courtyard. Instead, he first acquired ten acres of open space to create a stable "safe haven" for himself. When he joined the steel rolling mill, he rejected the existing deputy section chief position and chose to start as a grassroots mechanic. This solidity won him the appreciation of his leaders. And his interaction with Sha Zhu is even more interesting, from forming a bond over a bowl of braised noodles to joining hands later, helping Sha Zhu avoid emotional traps and taking him to start a career together. This kind of "two-way" brotherhood is more touching than a simple slap in the face plot. The book's description of the daily life in the courtyard is also very realistic. The parents in the neighborhood are cynical, the people are careful when buying meat, and the working scenes in the steel rolling mill. Every detail is full of the texture of the times, making readers feel as if they are really in Yanjing in 1957. The reshaping of classic characters in the book is also quite bright. Silly Zhu is no longer the "taken advantage of" who was sucked by blood. Under the guidance of Yan Ming, he gradually awakens and keeps the fruits of his labor; Yi Zhonghai's hypocrisy, Jia Zhang's meanness, and the third uncle's stinginess are all portrayed in a profound way, but they are not overly vilified, retaining the complexity of the characters. The warm interaction between Yan Ming and He Yuyu and the healthy communication with the street director Wang add a touch of humanity to the story, breaking the stereotype of "everyone in the courtyard is evil". The most fascinating thing is the attitude towards life conveyed by the story. Yan Ming carries the wisdom and ability accumulated in ten lives, but always maintains a reverence for life and persistence in kindness. He uses his personal space to improve his life, but he is not greedy; he has the ability to crush the best in the courtyard, but he chooses to resolve conflicts in a gentler and smarter way. This philosophy of "conquering strength with softness" makes the road to counterattack particularly smooth and heart-warming. And the setting of him growing up with Silly Zhu and achieving mutual success makes the story go beyond the scope of personal counterattack, and adds a bit more of the preciousness of friendship and the power of mutual help. All in all, this is a masterpiece of a courtyard house with both warmth and refreshing feeling. It has the fantasy blessing of portable space and ten-life skills, as well as the real texture of life in the era; it has the heartiness of cultivating the best, and the warmth and touching feeling of brotherly love. Yan Ming's story tells us that true strength is not about bullying, but about being kind, transparent, and being able to live the way you want in a complex environment. For readers who like the subject of courtyard houses but are tired of purely cruel and refreshing writing, this is definitely a treasure worth reading again and again!

258 四 Siheyuan Since 1951 Hongmao379k Wordscompleted 13kReads8.6Score277Shelves

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"Living in the Siheyuan: Flying with Silly Pillars" is like a stream of clear water, with its unique tonality of "no violence, pure life", which makes people read more and more. It does not blindly pursue the feeling of being slapped in the face, but outlines a warm and powerful counterattack story in the delicate texture of life, which is eye-catching. The character design of the protagonist Yan Ming is a treasure. The experience of traveling through ten lives has given him full-level buffs - the skills of a Tai Chi master, the foundation of internal martial arts, the unique skills of mechanical maintenance, plus the ability to farm and breed, and the portable space to accelerate time. Such golden fingers have not made him arrogant and domineering. On the contrary, he is calm and restrained, transparent and kind, and he is well aware of the complexity of the courtyard, but does not follow the crowd; faced with Jia Zhang's difficulties and Yi Zhonghai's moral kidnapping, he is neither humble nor arrogant, and handles it calmly, keeping the bottom line without losing his sense of proportion. What's more rare is his love and righteousness. Seeing He Yuyu who was hungry, he took the initiative to serve braised noodles full of meat and fried eggs. He knew that Silly Zhu was a "widow lover", but still wanted to help him change his destiny. This kind of warmth of "it's easy to add icing on the cake, but difficult to provide charcoal in the nick of time" made the character instantly stand up. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate, with both the fireworks of life and the exhilarating feeling of counterattack. When Yan Ming first entered the Siheyuan, he did not rush to confront the best in the courtyard. Instead, he first acquired ten acres of open space to create a stable "safe haven" for himself. When he joined the steel rolling mill, he rejected the existing deputy section chief position and chose to start as a grassroots mechanic. This solidity won him the appreciation of his leaders. And his interaction with Sha Zhu is even more interesting, from forming a bond over a bowl of braised noodles to joining hands later, helping Sha Zhu avoid emotional traps and taking him to start a career together. This kind of "two-way" brotherhood is more touching than a simple slap in the face plot. The book's description of the daily life in the courtyard is also very realistic. The parents in the neighborhood are cynical, the people are careful when buying meat, and the working scenes in the steel rolling mill. Every detail is full of the texture of the times, making readers feel as if they are really in Yanjing in 1957. The reshaping of classic characters in the book is also quite bright. Silly Zhu is no longer the "taken advantage of" who was sucked by blood. Under the guidance of Yan Ming, he gradually awakens and keeps the fruits of his labor; Yi Zhonghai's hypocrisy, Jia Zhang's meanness, and the third uncle's stinginess are all portrayed in a profound way, but they are not overly vilified, retaining the complexity of the characters. The warm interaction between Yan Ming and He Yuyu and the healthy communication with the street director Wang add a touch of humanity to the story, breaking the stereotype of "everyone in the courtyard is evil". The most fascinating thing is the attitude towards life conveyed by the story. Yan Ming carries the wisdom and ability accumulated in ten lives, but always maintains a reverence for life and persistence in kindness. He uses his personal space to improve his life, but he is not greedy; he has the ability to crush the best in the courtyard, but he chooses to resolve conflicts in a gentler and smarter way. This philosophy of "conquering strength with softness" makes the road to counterattack particularly smooth and heart-warming. And the setting of him growing up with Silly Zhu and achieving mutual success makes the story go beyond the scope of personal counterattack, and adds a bit more of the preciousness of friendship and the power of mutual help. All in all, this is a masterpiece of a courtyard house with both warmth and refreshing feeling. It has the fantasy blessing of portable space and ten-life skills, as well as the real texture of life in the era; it has the heartiness of cultivating the best, and the warmth and touching feeling of brotherly love. Yan Ming's story tells us that true strength is not about bullying, but about being kind, transparent, and being able to live the way you want in a complex environment. For readers who like the subject of courtyard houses but are tired of purely cruel and refreshing writing, this is definitely a treasure worth reading again and again!

259 四 Siheyuan: at the Beginning, I Will Blackmail Silly Zhu into Three Rooms. Brother Ye Ye Sheng411k Wordscompleted 20.3kReads8.6Score976Shelves

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"Living in the Siheyuan: Flying with Silly Pillars" is like a stream of clear water, with its unique tonality of "no violence, pure life", which makes people read more and more. It does not blindly pursue the feeling of being slapped in the face, but outlines a warm and powerful counterattack story in the delicate texture of life, which is eye-catching. The character design of the protagonist Yan Ming is a treasure. The experience of traveling through ten lives has given him full-level buffs - the skills of a Tai Chi master, the foundation of internal martial arts, the unique skills of mechanical maintenance, plus the ability to farm and breed, and the portable space to accelerate time. Such golden fingers have not made him arrogant and domineering. On the contrary, he is calm and restrained, transparent and kind, and he is well aware of the complexity of the courtyard, but does not follow the crowd; faced with Jia Zhang's difficulties and Yi Zhonghai's moral kidnapping, he is neither humble nor arrogant, and handles it calmly, keeping the bottom line without losing his sense of proportion. What's more rare is his love and righteousness. Seeing He Yuyu who was hungry, he took the initiative to serve braised noodles full of meat and fried eggs. He knew that Silly Zhu was a "widow lover", but still wanted to help him change his destiny. This kind of warmth of "it's easy to add icing on the cake, but difficult to provide charcoal in the nick of time" made the character instantly stand up. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate, with both the fireworks of life and the exhilarating feeling of counterattack. When Yan Ming first entered the Siheyuan, he did not rush to confront the best in the courtyard. Instead, he first acquired ten acres of open space to create a stable "safe haven" for himself. When he joined the steel rolling mill, he rejected the existing deputy section chief position and chose to start as a grassroots mechanic. This solidity won him the appreciation of his leaders. And his interaction with Sha Zhu is even more interesting, from forming a bond over a bowl of braised noodles to joining hands later, helping Sha Zhu avoid emotional traps and taking him to start a career together. This kind of "two-way" brotherhood is more touching than a simple slap in the face plot. The book's description of the daily life in the courtyard is also very realistic. The parents in the neighborhood are cynical, the people are careful when buying meat, and the working scenes in the steel rolling mill. Every detail is full of the texture of the times, making readers feel as if they are really in Yanjing in 1957. The reshaping of classic characters in the book is also quite bright. Silly Zhu is no longer the "taken advantage of" who was sucked by blood. Under the guidance of Yan Ming, he gradually awakens and keeps the fruits of his labor; Yi Zhonghai's hypocrisy, Jia Zhang's meanness, and the third uncle's stinginess are all portrayed in a profound way, but they are not overly vilified, retaining the complexity of the characters. The warm interaction between Yan Ming and He Yuyu and the healthy communication with the street director Wang add a touch of humanity to the story, breaking the stereotype of "everyone in the courtyard is evil". The most fascinating thing is the attitude towards life conveyed by the story. Yan Ming carries the wisdom and ability accumulated in ten lives, but always maintains a reverence for life and persistence in kindness. He uses his personal space to improve his life, but he is not greedy; he has the ability to crush the best in the courtyard, but he chooses to resolve conflicts in a gentler and smarter way. This philosophy of "conquering strength with softness" makes the road to counterattack particularly smooth and heart-warming. And the setting of him growing up with Silly Zhu and achieving mutual success makes the story go beyond the scope of personal counterattack, and adds a bit more of the preciousness of friendship and the power of mutual help. All in all, this is a masterpiece of a courtyard house with both warmth and refreshing feeling. It has the fantasy blessing of portable space and ten-life skills, as well as the real texture of life in the era; it has the heartiness of cultivating the best, and the warmth and touching feeling of brotherly love. Yan Ming's story tells us that true strength is not about bullying, but about being kind, transparent, and being able to live the way you want in a complex environment. For readers who like the subject of courtyard houses but are tired of purely cruel and refreshing writing, this is definitely a treasure worth reading again and again!

260 四 Siheyuan: I Can Do Whatever I Want with My Space One Dream341k Wordscompleted 6kReads8.7Score230Shelves

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"Living in the Siheyuan: Flying with Silly Pillars" is like a stream of clear water, with its unique tonality of "no violence, pure life", which makes people read more and more. It does not blindly pursue the feeling of being slapped in the face, but outlines a warm and powerful counterattack story in the delicate texture of life, which is eye-catching. The character design of the protagonist Yan Ming is a treasure. The experience of traveling through ten lives has given him full-level buffs - the skills of a Tai Chi master, the foundation of internal martial arts, the unique skills of mechanical maintenance, plus the ability to farm and breed, and the portable space to accelerate time. Such golden fingers have not made him arrogant and domineering. On the contrary, he is calm and restrained, transparent and kind, and he is well aware of the complexity of the courtyard, but does not follow the crowd; faced with Jia Zhang's difficulties and Yi Zhonghai's moral kidnapping, he is neither humble nor arrogant, and handles it calmly, keeping the bottom line without losing his sense of proportion. What's more rare is his love and righteousness. Seeing He Yuyu who was hungry, he took the initiative to serve braised noodles full of meat and fried eggs. He knew that Silly Zhu was a "widow lover", but still wanted to help him change his destiny. This kind of warmth of "it's easy to add icing on the cake, but difficult to provide charcoal in the nick of time" made the character instantly stand up. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate, with both the fireworks of life and the exhilarating feeling of counterattack. When Yan Ming first entered the Siheyuan, he did not rush to confront the best in the courtyard. Instead, he first acquired ten acres of open space to create a stable "safe haven" for himself. When he joined the steel rolling mill, he rejected the existing deputy section chief position and chose to start as a grassroots mechanic. This solidity won him the appreciation of his leaders. And his interaction with Sha Zhu is even more interesting, from forming a bond over a bowl of braised noodles to joining hands later, helping Sha Zhu avoid emotional traps and taking him to start a career together. This kind of "two-way" brotherhood is more touching than a simple slap in the face plot. The book's description of the daily life in the courtyard is also very realistic. The parents in the neighborhood are cynical, the people are careful when buying meat, and the working scenes in the steel rolling mill. Every detail is full of the texture of the times, making readers feel as if they are really in Yanjing in 1957. The reshaping of classic characters in the book is also quite bright. Silly Zhu is no longer the "taken advantage of" who was sucked by blood. Under the guidance of Yan Ming, he gradually awakens and keeps the fruits of his labor; Yi Zhonghai's hypocrisy, Jia Zhang's meanness, and the third uncle's stinginess are all portrayed in a profound way, but they are not overly vilified, retaining the complexity of the characters. The warm interaction between Yan Ming and He Yuyu and the healthy communication with the street director Wang add a touch of humanity to the story, breaking the stereotype of "everyone in the courtyard is evil". The most fascinating thing is the attitude towards life conveyed by the story. Yan Ming carries the wisdom and ability accumulated in ten lives, but always maintains a reverence for life and persistence in kindness. He uses his personal space to improve his life, but he is not greedy; he has the ability to crush the best in the courtyard, but he chooses to resolve conflicts in a gentler and smarter way. This philosophy of "conquering strength with softness" makes the road to counterattack particularly smooth and heart-warming. And the setting of him growing up with Silly Zhu and achieving mutual success makes the story go beyond the scope of personal counterattack, and adds a bit more of the preciousness of friendship and the power of mutual help. All in all, this is a masterpiece of a courtyard house with both warmth and refreshing feeling. It has the fantasy blessing of portable space and ten-life skills, as well as the real texture of life in the era; it has the heartiness of cultivating the best, and the warmth and touching feeling of brotherly love. Yan Ming's story tells us that true strength is not about bullying, but about being kind, transparent, and being able to live the way you want in a complex environment. For readers who like the subject of courtyard houses but are tired of purely cruel and refreshing writing, this is definitely a treasure worth reading again and again!

261 四 Siheyuan: I Have Countless Gift Packages for System Newbies For a Moment657k Wordscompleted 23.7kReads7.9Score1.5kShelves

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"Living in the Siheyuan: Flying with Silly Pillars" is like a stream of clear water, with its unique tonality of "no violence, pure life", which makes people read more and more. It does not blindly pursue the feeling of being slapped in the face, but outlines a warm and powerful counterattack story in the delicate texture of life, which is eye-catching. The character design of the protagonist Yan Ming is a treasure. The experience of traveling through ten lives has given him full-level buffs - the skills of a Tai Chi master, the foundation of internal martial arts, the unique skills of mechanical maintenance, plus the ability to farm and breed, and the portable space to accelerate time. Such golden fingers have not made him arrogant and domineering. On the contrary, he is calm and restrained, transparent and kind, and he is well aware of the complexity of the courtyard, but does not follow the crowd; faced with Jia Zhang's difficulties and Yi Zhonghai's moral kidnapping, he is neither humble nor arrogant, and handles it calmly, keeping the bottom line without losing his sense of proportion. What's more rare is his love and righteousness. Seeing He Yuyu who was hungry, he took the initiative to serve braised noodles full of meat and fried eggs. He knew that Silly Zhu was a "widow lover", but still wanted to help him change his destiny. This kind of warmth of "it's easy to add icing on the cake, but difficult to provide charcoal in the nick of time" made the character instantly stand up. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate, with both the fireworks of life and the exhilarating feeling of counterattack. When Yan Ming first entered the Siheyuan, he did not rush to confront the best in the courtyard. Instead, he first acquired ten acres of open space to create a stable "safe haven" for himself. When he joined the steel rolling mill, he rejected the existing deputy section chief position and chose to start as a grassroots mechanic. This solidity won him the appreciation of his leaders. And his interaction with Sha Zhu is even more interesting, from forming a bond over a bowl of braised noodles to joining hands later, helping Sha Zhu avoid emotional traps and taking him to start a career together. This kind of "two-way" brotherhood is more touching than a simple slap in the face plot. The book's description of the daily life in the courtyard is also very realistic. The parents in the neighborhood are cynical, the people are careful when buying meat, and the working scenes in the steel rolling mill. Every detail is full of the texture of the times, making readers feel as if they are really in Yanjing in 1957. The reshaping of classic characters in the book is also quite bright. Silly Zhu is no longer the "taken advantage of" who was sucked by blood. Under the guidance of Yan Ming, he gradually awakens and keeps the fruits of his labor; Yi Zhonghai's hypocrisy, Jia Zhang's meanness, and the third uncle's stinginess are all portrayed in a profound way, but they are not overly vilified, retaining the complexity of the characters. The warm interaction between Yan Ming and He Yuyu and the healthy communication with the street director Wang add a touch of humanity to the story, breaking the stereotype of "everyone in the courtyard is evil". The most fascinating thing is the attitude towards life conveyed by the story. Yan Ming carries the wisdom and ability accumulated in ten lives, but always maintains a reverence for life and persistence in kindness. He uses his personal space to improve his life, but he is not greedy; he has the ability to crush the best in the courtyard, but he chooses to resolve conflicts in a gentler and smarter way. This philosophy of "conquering strength with softness" makes the road to counterattack particularly smooth and heart-warming. And the setting of him growing up with Silly Zhu and achieving mutual success makes the story go beyond the scope of personal counterattack, and adds a bit more of the preciousness of friendship and the power of mutual help. All in all, this is a masterpiece of a courtyard house with both warmth and refreshing feeling. It has the fantasy blessing of portable space and ten-life skills, as well as the real texture of life in the era; it has the heartiness of cultivating the best, and the warmth and touching feeling of brotherly love. Yan Ming's story tells us that true strength is not about bullying, but about being kind, transparent, and being able to live the way you want in a complex environment. For readers who like the subject of courtyard houses but are tired of purely cruel and refreshing writing, this is definitely a treasure worth reading again and again!

262 重 Rebirth 68: I Am in Prison and I Am a Taoist Priest Boil Some WaterUrban1.3M Wordscompleted 45.6kReads7.9Score4kShelves

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"Living in the Siheyuan: Flying with Silly Pillars" is like a stream of clear water, with its unique tonality of "no violence, pure life", which makes people read more and more. It does not blindly pursue the feeling of being slapped in the face, but outlines a warm and powerful counterattack story in the delicate texture of life, which is eye-catching. The character design of the protagonist Yan Ming is a treasure. The experience of traveling through ten lives has given him full-level buffs - the skills of a Tai Chi master, the foundation of internal martial arts, the unique skills of mechanical maintenance, plus the ability to farm and breed, and the portable space to accelerate time. Such golden fingers have not made him arrogant and domineering. On the contrary, he is calm and restrained, transparent and kind, and he is well aware of the complexity of the courtyard, but does not follow the crowd; faced with Jia Zhang's difficulties and Yi Zhonghai's moral kidnapping, he is neither humble nor arrogant, and handles it calmly, keeping the bottom line without losing his sense of proportion. What's more rare is his love and righteousness. Seeing He Yuyu who was hungry, he took the initiative to serve braised noodles full of meat and fried eggs. He knew that Silly Zhu was a "widow lover", but still wanted to help him change his destiny. This kind of warmth of "it's easy to add icing on the cake, but difficult to provide charcoal in the nick of time" made the character instantly stand up. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate, with both the fireworks of life and the exhilarating feeling of counterattack. When Yan Ming first entered the Siheyuan, he did not rush to confront the best in the courtyard. Instead, he first acquired ten acres of open space to create a stable "safe haven" for himself. When he joined the steel rolling mill, he rejected the existing deputy section chief position and chose to start as a grassroots mechanic. This solidity won him the appreciation of his leaders. And his interaction with Sha Zhu is even more interesting, from forming a bond over a bowl of braised noodles to joining hands later, helping Sha Zhu avoid emotional traps and taking him to start a career together. This kind of "two-way" brotherhood is more touching than a simple slap in the face plot. The book's description of the daily life in the courtyard is also very realistic. The parents in the neighborhood are cynical, the people are careful when buying meat, and the working scenes in the steel rolling mill. Every detail is full of the texture of the times, making readers feel as if they are really in Yanjing in 1957. The reshaping of classic characters in the book is also quite bright. Silly Zhu is no longer the "taken advantage of" who was sucked by blood. Under the guidance of Yan Ming, he gradually awakens and keeps the fruits of his labor; Yi Zhonghai's hypocrisy, Jia Zhang's meanness, and the third uncle's stinginess are all portrayed in a profound way, but they are not overly vilified, retaining the complexity of the characters. The warm interaction between Yan Ming and He Yuyu and the healthy communication with the street director Wang add a touch of humanity to the story, breaking the stereotype of "everyone in the courtyard is evil". The most fascinating thing is the attitude towards life conveyed by the story. Yan Ming carries the wisdom and ability accumulated in ten lives, but always maintains a reverence for life and persistence in kindness. He uses his personal space to improve his life, but he is not greedy; he has the ability to crush the best in the courtyard, but he chooses to resolve conflicts in a gentler and smarter way. This philosophy of "conquering strength with softness" makes the road to counterattack particularly smooth and heart-warming. And the setting of him growing up with Silly Zhu and achieving mutual success makes the story go beyond the scope of personal counterattack, and adds a bit more of the preciousness of friendship and the power of mutual help. All in all, this is a masterpiece of a courtyard house with both warmth and refreshing feeling. It has the fantasy blessing of portable space and ten-life skills, as well as the real texture of life in the era; it has the heartiness of cultivating the best, and the warmth and touching feeling of brotherly love. Yan Ming's story tells us that true strength is not about bullying, but about being kind, transparent, and being able to live the way you want in a complex environment. For readers who like the subject of courtyard houses but are tired of purely cruel and refreshing writing, this is definitely a treasure worth reading again and again!

263 四 The Courtyard Is Full of Babies from Me. I Have 1 Pack of Snail Noodle1.0M Wordscompleted 3.7kReads8.7Score177Shelves

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"Living in the Siheyuan: Flying with Silly Pillars" is like a stream of clear water, with its unique tonality of "no violence, pure life", which makes people read more and more. It does not blindly pursue the feeling of being slapped in the face, but outlines a warm and powerful counterattack story in the delicate texture of life, which is eye-catching. The character design of the protagonist Yan Ming is a treasure. The experience of traveling through ten lives has given him full-level buffs - the skills of a Tai Chi master, the foundation of internal martial arts, the unique skills of mechanical maintenance, plus the ability to farm and breed, and the portable space to accelerate time. Such golden fingers have not made him arrogant and domineering. On the contrary, he is calm and restrained, transparent and kind, and he is well aware of the complexity of the courtyard, but does not follow the crowd; faced with Jia Zhang's difficulties and Yi Zhonghai's moral kidnapping, he is neither humble nor arrogant, and handles it calmly, keeping the bottom line without losing his sense of proportion. What's more rare is his love and righteousness. Seeing He Yuyu who was hungry, he took the initiative to serve braised noodles full of meat and fried eggs. He knew that Silly Zhu was a "widow lover", but still wanted to help him change his destiny. This kind of warmth of "it's easy to add icing on the cake, but difficult to provide charcoal in the nick of time" made the character instantly stand up. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate, with both the fireworks of life and the exhilarating feeling of counterattack. When Yan Ming first entered the Siheyuan, he did not rush to confront the best in the courtyard. Instead, he first acquired ten acres of open space to create a stable "safe haven" for himself. When he joined the steel rolling mill, he rejected the existing deputy section chief position and chose to start as a grassroots mechanic. This solidity won him the appreciation of his leaders. And his interaction with Sha Zhu is even more interesting, from forming a bond over a bowl of braised noodles to joining hands later, helping Sha Zhu avoid emotional traps and taking him to start a career together. This kind of "two-way" brotherhood is more touching than a simple slap in the face plot. The book's description of the daily life in the courtyard is also very realistic. The parents in the neighborhood are cynical, the people are careful when buying meat, and the working scenes in the steel rolling mill. Every detail is full of the texture of the times, making readers feel as if they are really in Yanjing in 1957. The reshaping of classic characters in the book is also quite bright. Silly Zhu is no longer the "taken advantage of" who was sucked by blood. Under the guidance of Yan Ming, he gradually awakens and keeps the fruits of his labor; Yi Zhonghai's hypocrisy, Jia Zhang's meanness, and the third uncle's stinginess are all portrayed in a profound way, but they are not overly vilified, retaining the complexity of the characters. The warm interaction between Yan Ming and He Yuyu and the healthy communication with the street director Wang add a touch of humanity to the story, breaking the stereotype of "everyone in the courtyard is evil". The most fascinating thing is the attitude towards life conveyed by the story. Yan Ming carries the wisdom and ability accumulated in ten lives, but always maintains a reverence for life and persistence in kindness. He uses his personal space to improve his life, but he is not greedy; he has the ability to crush the best in the courtyard, but he chooses to resolve conflicts in a gentler and smarter way. This philosophy of "conquering strength with softness" makes the road to counterattack particularly smooth and heart-warming. And the setting of him growing up with Silly Zhu and achieving mutual success makes the story go beyond the scope of personal counterattack, and adds a bit more of the preciousness of friendship and the power of mutual help. All in all, this is a masterpiece of a courtyard house with both warmth and refreshing feeling. It has the fantasy blessing of portable space and ten-life skills, as well as the real texture of life in the era; it has the heartiness of cultivating the best, and the warmth and touching feeling of brotherly love. Yan Ming's story tells us that true strength is not about bullying, but about being kind, transparent, and being able to live the way you want in a complex environment. For readers who like the subject of courtyard houses but are tired of purely cruel and refreshing writing, this is definitely a treasure worth reading again and again!

264 街 Daily Life of Street Office Cadres in the Courtyard House Silk-Pulling Drama in Wine Stalls746k Wordscompleted 33.5kReads8.0Score1.2kShelves

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265 四 Siheyuan: 24 Years Old, Director of the Department Ride Donkey Donkey Donkey Donkey2.8M Wordsongoing 29.8kReads7.2Score1.3kShelves

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266 四 Siheyuan: I Live Better Than Everyone Else Not Sweet, Not Salty384k Wordscompleted 19.1kReads8.7Score555Shelves

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267 四 Siheyuan: Everyone Calls Me King Ma Spring Is on the Branches316k Wordscompleted 4.3kReads—Score182Shelves

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This new book is less violent and the protagonist likes to make pranks, but it is not bloody.

268 四 Siheyuan: Start Next to Courtyard No. 95 Xiaobai Is Free to Come999k Wordscompleted 11.8kReads7.5Score444Shelves

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One of the Siheyuan articles worth reading has already been completed with one million words.

269 四 Siheyuan: All the Incense in the House Is Pointed at You Xiaobai Is Free to Come502k Wordscompleted 6kReads6.8Score279Shelves

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One of the Siheyuan articles worth reading has already been completed with one million words.

270 四 Siheyuan: a Wonderful Life Starting in 1949 Xiaobai Is Free to Come1.0M Wordscompleted 20.5kReads7.6Score735Shelves

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One of the Siheyuan articles worth reading has already been completed with one million words.

271 四 Siheyuan: I Just Want to Live a Peaceful Life Wearing Stars and Wearing Moon Just for You2.4M Wordscompleted 32kReads7.8Score1.6kShelves

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If you read this book normally, you will see that there is no room for hostility. The protagonist is a rich man with deep calculations and far-reaching plans. He never drags himself into the low-level internal fighting in the courtyard. At first I thought he was a saint, but later I realized that he calculated on everyone around him and took advantage of everything. Not for myself. . . . All members have online IQs, rigorous logic and no nonsense. All major historical events are reflected. In the later period, Chinese literature was strengthened.

272 四 Siheyuan: Don't Do It! We Are Serious Doctors! Kumquat Lemon Tea Tea Tea2.5M Wordsongoing 37kReads7.6Score2.4kShelves

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Tired of the old plot of "Love in the Courtyard"? This fan fiction will help you break the rules! The protagonist has traveled through time, and it is no longer Silly Zhu who is being plotted, but Qin Huairu "sucks blood". The brand-new character relationships and exciting plot will definitely make your eyes shine.

273 四 Siheyuan: I Have a Small Courtyard Next Door Jujube Tree on the Cliff760k Wordscompleted 23.2kReads8.2Score730Shelves

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It can be seen that there are no brainless black aborigines, it is quite normal.

274 四 Siheyuan: I Live in the East Wing Jujube Tree on the Cliff623k Wordscompleted 2.2kReads6.8Score—Shelves

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It can be seen that there are no brainless black aborigines, it is quite normal.

278 人 People in the Siheyuan: Starting from the Backyard Residents A Cat Online270k Wordscompleted 3.3kReads6.2Score138Shelves

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279 开 Who Is Qin Huairu in the Opening Scene Who Is Not a Cao Thief? Zhen Lei Xiao4.0M Wordsongoing 1.8kReads6.1Score117Shelves

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The book in the courtyard [love] [love] [love] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart]

280 四 Siheyuan: Promoted to Engineer, Cut Off Lou Xiao'e Flying Wujin358k Wordscompleted 1.2kReads6.0Score—Shelves

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281 四 Young Cadres in the Courtyard Betel Nut and Smoke Are All Five Poisons319k Wordsongoing 1.5kReads7.1Score—Shelves

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1/2 Is considered good-looking, 3 is super good-looking, and the content of 4 is 1/2/3 for the second generation.

282 四 Siheyuan: the Family Is Destroyed and Everyone Is Dead, Kill Yi Zhonghai First! Sleepy Goudan255k Wordscompleted 5.5kReads5.8Score191Shelves

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The books in Siheyuan all have golden fingers. In one of them, the protagonist kills Yi Zhonghai at the beginning. If you like it, you can give it a try ~ [Send Heart][Send Heart][Send Heart][Send Heart]

283 四 Siheyuan: Focusing on One Strong Point Kunlun Postgraduate Scholar1.1M Wordscompleted 34.6kReads6.4Score2.4kShelves

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The books in Siheyuan all have golden fingers. In one of them, the protagonist kills Yi Zhonghai at the beginning. If you like it, you can give it a try ~ [Send Heart][Send Heart][Send Heart][Send Heart]

284 四 Siheyuan, I Will Customize the System for Zhongqin The First Warrior in Kindergarten319k Wordscompleted 697Reads6.1Score—Shelves

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The books in Siheyuan all have golden fingers. In one of them, the protagonist kills Yi Zhonghai at the beginning. If you like it, you can give it a try ~ [Send Heart][Send Heart][Send Heart][Send Heart]

285 四 Siheyuan: I Am Invincible by Practicing the Method of Covering the Sky. Lu Xiaogan431k Wordscompleted 7.1kReads7.1Score375Shelves

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The books in Siheyuan all have golden fingers. In one of them, the protagonist kills Yi Zhonghai at the beginning. If you like it, you can give it a try ~ [Send Heart][Send Heart][Send Heart][Send Heart]

286 四 Siheyuan: Passersby in Nanluoguxiang What Beans695k Wordscompleted 12.7kReads7.0Score362Shelves

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Siheyuan, there are stories about Siheyuan. If you don't participate, you will just watch the drama and enjoy the daily life. There will not be much violence, just life in a normal era.

287 重 Rebirth of the Ordinary Life of a 60-Year-Old Policeman Overlord BofuUrban801k Wordscompleted 16.5kReads8.8Score1.4kShelves

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Siheyuan, there are stories about Siheyuan. If you don't participate, you will just watch the drama and enjoy the daily life. There will not be much violence, just life in a normal era.

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

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Siheyuan, there are stories about Siheyuan. If you don't participate, you will just watch the drama and enjoy the daily life. There will not be much violence, just life in a normal era.

289 四 Siheyuan: Enjoy a Silky Life Fat Guy Who Loves Ketchup1.0M Wordscompleted 9.9kReads7.6Score530Shelves

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🌵🌵In the first book, the protagonist travels through the world of the Siheyuan. Fortunately, there is a golden finger. There are two spaces, one with a static time and one with a normal flow rate. Each space is about 100 cubic meters. It relies on thoughts to collect and cannot be planted. There is also a body-building pill, and there is not so much shit. It is the story of an ordinary person in the Siheyuan.

290 四 Siheyuan: the Chic Life of a Third-Level Cook Hope You Safe3.1M Wordsongoing 108.2kReads7.6Score6.9kShelves

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🌵🌵In the first book, the protagonist travels through the world of the Siheyuan. Fortunately, there is a golden finger. There are two spaces, one with a static time and one with a normal flow rate. Each space is about 100 cubic meters. It relies on thoughts to collect and cannot be planted. There is also a body-building pill, and there is not so much shit. It is the story of an ordinary person in the Siheyuan.

291 四 Siheyuan: Transformed into Yi Zhonghai's Biological Son Clouds at Night6.9M Wordsongoing 37.1kReads8.1Score2.6kShelves

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Different protagonists interpret different courtyard life

292 四 Siheyuan: Targeted by Lou Xiaoe on the Wedding Night Mai Zuo2.1M Wordsongoing 16kReads7.7Score822Shelves

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Different protagonists interpret different courtyard life

293 四 Siheyuan: Reborn Jia Dongxu Sweeps Across Six Countries Mai Zuo1.7M Wordsongoing 1.4kReads7.8Score—Shelves

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Different protagonists interpret different courtyard life

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

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Different protagonists interpret different courtyard life