Siheyuan: If It's a Trap, I'll Walk Right Into It, and the Whole Courtyard Panics

Zhou Bei transmigrates to a courtyard house in 1955 and activates the Pitfall-Stepping System.

As long as there's a pitfall, he steps right into it and earns a System reward.

Pitfalls within pitfalls bring even greater rewards!

He helps the neighborhood scoundrels move some things, only to discover a stash of money.

He steps into Silly Zhu's job-hunting pitfall and ends up becoming his great-great-grandfather.

He steps into Silly Zhu's pitfall of meddling in another couple's affairs, and a beauty falls for him.

First Uncle: "I only asked him to look after a lonely old man. I never expected to get a house out of it!"

Second Uncle: "I sent him to step into a spy-catching pitfall, and he became a hero!"

Third Uncle: "You were just fishing! You didn't fall into the pond yourself, and you still became a young hero for helping someone in danger?"

Jia Zhangshi plans to use her daughter-in-law to set Zhou Bei up, but he ends up getting a great deal for nothing.

One by one, everyone in the courtyard tries to set Zhou Bei up. He walks right into their traps, but gets a reward every time.

The people in the courtyard decide to stop setting him up, but Zhou Bei eagerly asks them:

"Huh? Where are your traps?"

The whole courtyard panics when they hear him ask.

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