After Being Laid Off, I Awakened a God-Tier Rent Collection System

Li Rui transmigrates to a world centered around a courtyard house. Thankfully, there is no shrewish Qin Huairu or chicken thief Bang Geng here.

He is happy to take it easy, sipping wine and playing guitar every day.

But things do not go the way he imagined. The state-owned factory goes bankrupt, and Li Rui, a chef, loses his source of income.

All he has at this point is this courtyard house.

In desperation, Li Rui puts up a little ad and starts renting out rooms.

Before long, a man in a blue short-sleeved shirt shows up with a little girl.

The two of them come and go mysteriously every day, sometimes bringing back stray cats, dogs, and even lizards.

Li Rui is kind-hearted, so he finds places for all these strays to stay.

The red-eyed, featherless bird called Ximu is tied up on the roof.

The hideous mermaid who says she is Basha is kept in a twenty-yuan washbasin at home.

The twelve talismans found at the entrance are strung together into a chain and put on a dog.

This world is getting more and more ridiculous, and increasingly strange tenants are moving into the courtyard house.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.