Siheyuan: In 1948, the Foul Neighbors Report Me for Being a Communist

Li Shuangtian was reborn in a world of films and television, moving into the courtyard at No. 95.

His parents were missing, and the courtyard’s scheming residents bullied him, even trying to take his home when the Nationalist Army came to requisition supplies.

Fortunately, he had a fishing dimension where he could catch all kinds of things, and even specify what he wanted to catch.

With the help of this space, Li Shuangtian began enjoying the fine life of putting the courtyard’s schemers in their place.

But first, he had to deal with the residents who would falsely accuse him of supporting the Communists in late 1948.

The Jia family was being unreasonable? Give them a good beating and send the whole family off to jail. As for Qin Huairu? He’d reluctantly take her in as a foot-washing maid.

Xu Damao? He needed someone to run errands anyway. Let the underling do the work, and he’d take the fall.

Yi Zhonghai was using morality to pressure him? What a coincidence. A rare technical talent like him could certainly use Yi Zhonghai’s selfless contributions.

With all the resources from his fishing pond, Li Shuangtian took on the courtyard’s beasts and collected antiques.

He built up his strength and waited for the right moment.

Step by step, he retreated behind the scenes and plotted across the land...

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