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Books by 盗如岸
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- Dream of the Red Chamber: Watching the Tower Rise 红楼：坐看高楼起 Someone asked, “Old Dao, you actually read Dream of the Red Chamber? What's the point of rummaging through old books?” I replied, “I'm writing a Dream of the Red Chamber fanfic with an original protagonist.” They kept asking, “Which is more exciting, Dream of the Red Chamber or The Story of the Courtyard?” I replied, “Maybe Dream of the Red Chamber has more people in the Jia family than The Story of the Courtyard, and Huairu isn't as pretty as Keqing. Of course, I like Yuanyang. We can splash ar 28.3kReads8.3Score2.5kShelves
- Starting at Zhengyang Gate, Then Entering the Siheyuan 开局正阳门再入四合院 The ordinary is the norm, and the extraordinary is the exception. Life was never full of so much pointless crap. Being able to eat your fill is happiness; it's only when people have full stomachs and nothing to do that these unexpected complications arise. After transmigrating to a chaotic era, he arrives in 1948 and becomes a neighbor behind the Zhengyangmen Tavern. He supports a family of five, his older sister, younger brother, and younger sisters, with a tricycle, marries the stunning Qin Hu 18.3kReads7.7Score894Shelves
- Siheyuan: Lin Jiu Lives in the West Courtyard 四合院之林玖住在西跨院 Someone once said, “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” I couldn’t agree more. In my first work, I didn’t dare delve into the individual reasons, so I could only follow the common thread. Lin Jiu lives in the western side courtyard, and the only way to find happiness is through hard work. It won’t be very long, just 300,000 words as planned. Since it’s not long, I can promise I won’t pad it out, and I haven’t used any writing tools. The original courtya 10.4kReads8.1Score258Shelves
- Transmigrating to 1976 to Study Again 穿越七六再读书 Fast-paced, focused on the little things in life, uplifting, and driven. A temporal rift sets the story in motion, and the daily details of life gradually unfold. The first stage is studying, followed by copying books and then teaching. The second stage is building businesses, both his own and his family's, growing them step by step. The third stage returns to everyday life, continuing until the story ends. 5kReads8.6Score222Shelves
- Siheyuan: The Troublemaker in the West Wing Courtyard 四合院之西跨小院的搅局者 Told entirely from the protagonist’s perspective, with a fast-paced, slice-of-life feel. At its most basic, life is all about rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea. Whether you make it wonderful depends on your outlook. What matters most is the warmth of everyday life: tend the hearth so its fire doesn’t go out, and raise a few children. Of course, you need a solid material foundation, too. If you want to shake things up, first make sure your own life is comfortable and your abilities ar 1.6kReads8.0Score102Shelves
- A Hong Kong Island Native 香江本地人 The story focuses on the rhythm of everyday life. The protagonist starts out as an athlete, makes a fortune in horse racing and earns a silver medal in the financial markets, then studies finance and law at university. He succeeds in both his career and family life. In 1974, Hong Kong had just weathered a stock market crash, and the economy was beginning to recover. Of course, the protagonist isn’t in a position to save the economy at this point. So he studies hard, trains in weightlifting, goes 1.6kReads6.9Score103Shelves
- I Transmigrated to the Siheyuan a Little Too Early 穿越四合院来的有点早 A story about an ordinary man surviving through troubled times. Slow-paced, with little bitterness. When times are hard, you have to look after yourself. In any era, making a living takes effort; supporting a whole family takes twice as much. 1.6kReads8.5Score111Shelves
