
Siheyuan: My Crimson Years
四合院:我的橙红岁月
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 229k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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101Chapters
1.5kRecommendations
12.4kFans
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It's best not to write "No beating customers without cause" anymore. That was something from the late 1970s and early 1980s. I don't know who put that in this era. This era is about serving the people, especially in the capital...
Studio's formulaic writing style, it seems they're getting hung up on housing.
I want to see Yi Zhonghailong, that old scoundrel, executed, not die, but crippled, crippled, missing a leg or an arm, and blind. For each of the above scenarios, one additional monthly pass will be awarded.
In online novels, you will never see normal, authentic historical fiction. Either the title, synopsis, and chapter titles are full of hostility, or the title, synopsis, and chapter titles are normal but the main text is just as hostile. Ultimately, this is because of the large time span, the significant changes in people's hearts, society, and values, and the fact that online literature is…
I've only read one or two good ones of the "Siheyuan" series.
I forgot the name of one of them because I read the second one, which focused on serving the country through scientific research and was largely detached from the petty squabbles and trivialities of family life in a traditional courtyard house. It's clear the author is a professional in the field, so they possess expertise and have a correct understanding of other related disciplines, which ensures readability.
The novel starts by scheming for the protagonist's house?! In the TV series, no one even schemed for the houses of the deaf old lady and Yi Zhonghai—wasn't that easier? But in the novel, they're already forming teams to divide the houses... In the novel, Jia Zhangshi also transforms into a raptor; anyone who watched a few episodes of the TV series first wouldn't have this kind of imagination.