Siheyuan: I, Jia Gen, Am Not a White-Eyed Wolf!

Lin Si traveled through time and space to a world full of love in the courtyard. However, what makes Lin Si a little helpless is that he has not traveled through time and become He Yuzhu, nor Xu Damao, nor an unknown member of the public. Instead, he traveled back to the white-eyed wolf who was reviled all the time, Jia Gen. . . . The grandmother who dotes on herself but is indiscriminate and patriarchal, the father who is paralyzed in bed due to the possible butterfly effect, the mother who will most likely make shrewd calculations due to the pressure of life in the future, and the neighbors who end up with a yard full of animals that are no less powerful than their own... "Let's improve our living conditions as much as possible first." 'Young' Lin Si means Alexander. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.