Siheyuan: The Clear-Eyed He Yuzhu
四合院之清醒的何雨柱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 690k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
262Chapters
2.2kRecommendations
33.6kFans
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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.
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[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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Reader comments 35
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These authors are all all talk and no action. They know nothing but write haphazardly, lacking even basic common sense while writing period dramas. Eight out of ten write about fishing, hunting, farming, or some kind of wish-fulfillment fantasy, but none of them actually work honestly, earn money, or support a family. They're all opportunistic and self-righteously trying to be clever. Sigh, this is truly an era of competition to see who's the worst. Anyone dares to write.
After all that effort, he's still a useless piece of trash.
This one is pretty good. I read a courtyard house novel before where the protagonist caught a bluefin tuna in the river next to Beijing...
You're using a 2,000+ RMB HanDing fishing line with 160+ RMB specifications and you don't even dare to catch fish weighing over 20 pounds? Do you have a huge misunderstanding about fishing? A 30-pound fish in poor health will end up fishing for you...
Such an amazing start, even the destruction of the world didn't kill the Korean meme?
Damn it, the younger sister always jumps into her older brother's arms. Your sister is over ten years old, almost an adult, and she still jumps into your arms?!
If I change the book title to: When there's no Sha Zhu in the courtyard Does it fit this book?
It's easier to change mountains and rivers than to change one's nature. He Yuzhu's rebirth won't significantly alter the ending, especially given your relatively happy rebirth. Unless they are driven to the bottom of a bridge and starve or freeze to death, things will be different, and there is a high probability that they will repeat the same mistakes.
The prevailing sentiment in the Siheyuan (traditional courtyard houses) is that they will fight any Qin (a powerful force), and if that's not written, no one will read it.
Dear readers: There are countless fanfics about courtyard houses! There are all sorts of characters who have possessed the souls of the original characters, such as He Yuzhu, Xu Damao, the Yan brothers, the Liu brothers, the First Uncle, the Second Uncle, the Third Uncle, the Jia family, Director Li, and so on. There are many people who enjoy watching this.