Siheyuan: Heaven-Sent Lucky Star, Driving the Beasts Insane

Song Huaiming transmigrates to a Beijing courtyard in 1959 and awakens a lucky-koi constitution.

He goes out for a stroll, and a wild rabbit comes right to him. He takes a walk by the river, and a big fish leaps into his arms. Even when he simply goes shopping, he can casually expose the most elusive enemy agents.

The troublesome neighbors are up to their usual tricks, only to suffer instant retribution. Those who sincerely treat Song Huaiming as a friend, on the other hand, find life getting better and better.

Yi Zhonghai: There's something uncanny about that kid.

Jia Zhangshi: I've never been so unlucky in my life.

He Yushui: Brother Huaiming is wonderful. He's the only one I'll ever choose.

Bai Ling: I'd be happy just to be a good-luck charm at the Public Security Bureau.

The neighbors watch helplessly as Song Huaiming rises higher and higher, shedding tears of envy and jealousy. Is it too late for them to regret it now?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is coincidental. Do not imitate.