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Reborn in Nanluogu Lane, I Change the He Family's Ways
Before I began writing this story, I hesitated for a long time. My previous story, Dreams Pursued in the Courtyard, still left me with many regrets. It was my first time writing, and I wanted to include too much, which made the story feel scattered later on. My portrayal of the courtyard’s characters also left room for debate. Ever since this period drama aired, opinions have been divided. More than anything, people today find it hard to imagine what life was like back then. Set in the heart of
6kReads7.1Score203Shelves
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Back to 1956
If a modern person returns to the courtyard house 70 years ago, what can he do? Should he stay in the yard and spend his one-third of an acre of land, or should he fight and torture animals like other time-travelling predecessors? Perhaps from the perspective of today's people, I just need to keep to myself and not offend the so-called moral gods and the so-called five-guarantee households. Is that true? Maybe things are not as simple as imagined. There are a few people who came here before libe
5.3kReads—Score217Shelves
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Whoever Likes to Live in This Courtyard of the Siheyuan Will Live in It.
After racking his brains and making up random things, a low-level Internet article writer succeeded in reaching 100,000 words. Fortunately, he bid farewell to the stand-alone era; unfortunately, his vision went dark, and when he woke up, he found that his dream had indeed come true! In the Siheyuan fan novels he wrote, he always boasted, what would I do if I traveled through time and became a stupid pillar? As for those beasts in the courtyard, can they still defeat me? Those who brag will be be
2kReads5.5Score101Shelves
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Siheyuan: Chasing Dreams in Zhengyang
The novel opens in Beijing in the 1950s and 1960s, with a story centered on a traditional courtyard home. It is more than the author's own reminiscences of days gone by: through this work, the author also seeks to portray the distinctive spirit of that era. When material resources were extremely limited, how did people find joy in life with so little? How did they preserve their dignity and hope in difficult times? Was Silly Zhu really foolish? Rather than saying the widow had Silly Zhu under he
907Reads6.7Score—Shelves