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In the Siheyuan, Beasts Are Just Food!
A soul from the future arrives in a courtyard house and becomes a fifteen-year-old young man! The vermin in the courtyard need to be taught a lesson! The country’s economy is struggling, and I have to do my part! I have the ability, so why not change history? Make the country strong, and make this transmigration count!
24kReads7.7Score983Shelves
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Siheyuan: I Want to Be a Good Person!
Someone who never wanted to transmigrate ends up in the world of Love in the Courtyard. His System is useless, he isn't very brave, and his “cheap father” is the big villain. There don't seem to be many good people around him either. They all need to be taught a lesson. So he can only scheme against people behind their backs, while trying to be a good person in public.
11.3kReads7.0Score350Shelves
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Siheyuan: I Can’t Believe I’m Liu Guangqi
A soul transmigrates into a Siheyuan and only wants to live a quiet, ordinary life. He likes the simple comfort of a wife and children gathered around a warm hearth, and has no interest in the endless arguing and fighting. He doesn’t want a chaotic life. But as things in the courtyard start to change, it seems that all he did was beat up Silly Zhu, and after that, everything started to go off the rails… This book isn’t too dark or violent!
2.4kReads8.0Score105Shelves
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Siheyuan: My Name Is Silly Zhu!
A soul from the future transmigrates into Silly Zhu in Love in the Courtyard. He works to give himself and his siblings a better life in the courtyard, then heads to Hong Kong to serve his country and himself, determined to live without regrets and get even with anyone who crosses him.
437Reads6.9Score—Shelves
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Siheyuan! My Whitewashed Life!
Wearing books became Liu Guangqi, 'a white-eyed wolf', and he was determined to clear his name. This is an era where fame is as big as the sky. In this era of checking for the third generation, you can't have a bad reputation! Some people need to be cleansed, and some people need to be resolutely suppressed. None of this compares to doing something for the country. I come, I see, I serve the country!
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