Siheyuan: Sister Qin, You Don't Want Banggeng to Get Bullied, Do You?

Li Jianjun wakes up one morning to find that he has transmigrated to the capital in the 1960s.

He has become one of the residents of the novel The Birds-Filled Courtyard.

Bang Geng is addicted to stealing.

The three old masters each have their own schemes.

There's a lecher who can't figure out how to get his way with women, and a pretty widow who bleeds others dry without restraint.

There's also the deaf old lady in the back courtyard, throwing her weight around because of her age, with eyes only for her useless grandson, Silly Zhu.

Li Jianjun hasn't even had time to get used to the courtyard.

Silly Zhu's misdeeds come to light when he's reported for stealing public property.

As it happens, Li Jianjun is an assistant cook at the steel mill, and he awakens a sign-in System.

Things are going well for him at work.

But back at home, Bang Geng takes advantage of his absence.

Li Jianjun catches Bang Geng red-handed in the act of stealing and is about to turn him in.

Qin Huairu begs him with tearful eyes to let her son off.

But a meaningful smile appears on Li Jianjun's face.

'Sister Qin, you wouldn't want to see Bang Geng get bullied, would you?'

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