Siheyuan: The Entire Courtyard Is Manchu Bannermen, and I'm a Royal Beile

Zhao Shiyan transmigrates to a courtyard house in 1950, except everyone living there is descended from the Eight Banners of the Qing dynasty.

Yi, Liu, and Yan are descended from the Upper Three Banners, while He, Xu, and Jia are descended from the Lower Five Banners.

As the grandson of Prince Gong, Puwei, a royal Beile, and the true owner of the courtyard house, Zhao Shiyan moves in with a daily sign-in System.

Zhao Shiyan discovers that every family in the courtyard once had ties to Prince Gong's mansion.

Xu Damao's ancestors were stewards at Prince Gong's mansion, Silly Zhu's ancestors were generations of cooks there, the Jia family's ancestors were hereditary slaves of the mansion, and the ancestors of the Yi, Liu, and Yan families were imperial bondservants.

After taming the courtyard's unruly residents, Zhao Shiyan embraces a lie-flat life and becomes the courtyard's emperor in all but name.

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