
In the Siheyuan: Childhood Sweethearts with Yu Li
四合院之我和于莉青梅竹马
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
354Chapters
8.4kRecommendations
44.1kFans
More by this author
Reborn in 1958: A Little Fishing Village
The Walled Village: The Burning Years of Passion
The Legend of Cultivating Luck
One Sword's Frost Chills Fourteen Provinces, Roaring Across the World
The Great Demolition
Reborn in Northern Qi
My Female Tutor
Reborn in Another World: Passing Myself Off as Li Shimin
Reborn in 1955: I Steal Opportunities in Hong Kong
Reborn in 1970: Making Waves in Hong Kong
Readers also read
Wizard: It Starts with Choosing One of Three Panel Talents
Greek Mythology: Drawing Cards from the Start, the Goddesses Desperately Want to Marry!
This Green Dragon Has Not a Trace of Yang Energy
The White Dragon's Immortal Path Simulator
In the Americas, From Security Guard to Call of Duty
The Scholar in the Siheyuan
Reborn in the Boom Years: From the Start, I Win Three Major Awards
A Literary Master in Ancient Greece
League of Legends: Being an Honest Support Is Boring, Isn't It?
Siheyuan: The Farm Owner's Happy Life
Siheyuan: Back to the 1960s
A Carefree Life Reborn in a Siheyuan
Reader comments 30
Google Translate
Those who write about courtyard houses generally want to see a courtyard house storyline and a sense of period setting. You've become invincible these past few days; I feel the protagonist's abilities are way too overpowered, constantly throwing around god-like powers. At this level, you could create an atomic bomb in a few strikes, saving the country so much trouble.
At least this character had a power-up, and the actions that followed justified it! Many courtyard-themed fanfics with power-ups are just as bad, but they're often incredibly frustrating, filled with trivial misdeeds and the protagonist unable to escape their misery. This one, at least, is enjoyable to read. It doesn't intentionally portray everyone in the courtyard as inherently evil and incapable of changing their personalities.
Why is this book categorized as fantasy?
Is this a fantasy novel?
There are too many cheat codes, the writing is somewhat presumptuous, and the handling of people and events is rough. It's just average.
After reading ten chapters, are you trying to poison me? In his past life, the male lead studied medicine, martial arts, Taoism, and hunting with a Taoist priest, then entered the secular world to study at university and become a doctoral student. And what happened? He was completely infatuated with Yu Li the moment he entered the courtyard house.
This book exudes a peaceful atmosphere, unlike many similar books that are overly inflammatory. In my opinion, it accurately reflects the social environment of the time, depicting the daily lives and petty calculations of ordinary citizens, as well as the enterprising spirit of the early days of the People's Republic of China. It is well worth reading.
After looking at a few pictures, I saw a sixteen-year-old boy, even more eager to lick than Sha Zhu. I just couldn't bear to watch anymore.
Dude, there's something wrong with your channel selection. Historical fiction about courtyard houses is usually in the urban category, why did you switch to fantasy? Doing this is cutting off your own traffic. Most of the people recommended by the category are leaving. You should switch channels soon.
Wow, is this a fantasy novel?