Siheyuan: the Courtyard Is Full of Eight Banners, My Royal Family, Lord Baylor

Zhao Shiyan traveled to a courtyard in the 1950s, but the people in this courtyard were all descendants of the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty. Yi, Liu, and Yan are descendants of the Shangsan Banners, and He, Xu, and Jia are descendants of the Later Five Banners. As the grandson of Prince Gong Puwei, the royal Baylor, the real owner of the courtyard, Zhao Shiyan, who is bound to the daily sign-in system, moved into the courtyard. Zhao Shiyan discovered that every household in the courtyard was once related to Prince Gong's Mansion. Xu Damao's ancestor was the housekeeper of Prince Gong's Mansion, Shazhu's ancestor was the cook of Prince Gong's Mansion for generations, Jia's ancestors were the domestic slaves of Prince Gong's Mansion, and Yi, Liu and Yan's ancestors were the servants of the royal family. Taming the birds started a peaceful life, and Zhao Shiyan became the local emperor of the courtyard. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.