
In the Siheyuan, I, Silly Zhu, Found the Complete Script for The Story of the Birds
四合院我傻柱捡到禽满剧本
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Season One: Recommended Classics in the Siheyuan Era Genre
A curated selection of Republican-era and siheyuan fanfiction. Personally vetted by an experienced reader, guaranteed quality.
[Qidian's Worm-Raising King]
A professional breeder of copycat books chasing Qidian's popular trends. Place your bets! Like the ones you think will do well, and dislike the ones you think will flop. Let's see which one survives to the end and becomes the king of the Gu. Results from the first round on March 18, 2021: 108 books included, 29 abandoned, 16 selected for the Sanjiang recommendations, one awarded an elite feature, and the king of the Gu was Eighty Years of Sign-Ins in the Cold Palace, I Am Invincible in the World
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Actually, Sha Zhu is the worst kind of person; he's rotten to the core, but he's definitely not stupid.
Did anyone notice Xiao Jia's photo in the TV series? He really is handsome. Later, in the conversation between Yi and Yan, it was mentioned that Xiao Jia was hardworking and ambitious. In fanfiction, Xiao Jia is portrayed as not being human at all. Your protagonist, Zhu Ge, is actually a scoundrel. This is due to the lack of discipline and education during his youth.
In the TV series, Yi Zhonghai initially looked down on Sha Zhu and didn't expect him to support him in his old age. It was Sha Zhu who became self-destructive after Lou Xiao'e left, and then Qin Huairu took advantage of his vulnerability. Under Qin Huairu's guidance, Sha Zhu gradually went from helping the Jia family to supporting them, and then to supporting all the elderly people in the…
How many chapters did the author pad out just for arresting Yi Zhonghai? After arresting him, he found excuses to escape legal punishment. Did he get released after being convicted, through connections by the deaf old lady? Was it easy for the author to follow up until now? Isn't it just to see that beast Yi locked up, shot, and eaten like peanuts?
Yi Zhonghai's reputation is ruined! Yet he still dares to stir up trouble? Everyone should stay far away from such a despicable person! He should be hiding his head in the sand! How can he still be stirring up trouble? He's so shameless, how dare he come out and represent this or that? It's utterly ridiculous!
The phrase "courtyard house" is like a cancer on Qidian.com; people want to read it but dare not click on a book because once you do, almost every subsequent recommendation in the book search will be for fanfiction of that same book, and there's no way to block it.
The author has opened three courtyard houses but still hasn't leveled up enough. So frustrating!
I've read fifteen chapters, and it's all about Yi Zhonghai and his gang's schemes and plots. I'm tired of reading! If the male protagonist wants to escape Yi Zhonghai's machinations, he needs to get married quickly! He just needs to tell the neighborhood director about how Yi Zhonghai has been secretly sabotaging his blind dates so that Sha Zhu will take care of him in his old age, and then ask…
This is a rambling, argumentative essay, mostly the author's inner monologue. It's really boring to read.
The female lead, Li Xiuzhi's, words are too outrageous. From a reader's perspective, how would you choose a partner? You'd definitely choose an urban resident. Decades ago, when food and oil supplies were scarce, the importance of an urban household registration was self-evident. For work and educating children, urban residents generally have higher standards of living. This novel is well-written; it would be a shame if it went astray here. At least, I don't plan to read it.