Siheyuan: From the Start, I Swindled Three Rooms from the Deaf Old Lady

Han Shengli transmigrates to the 1960s and becomes a member of the family in Birds Fill the Courtyard, the only precious son of the Han family.

The Han household is warm and close-knit. He has parents and an older sister who dote on him, as well as a younger sister who won't let anyone say a bad word about him...

The family supports, protects, and loves one another, giving him a taste of affection he'd never known before.

From the start, he puts Silly Zhu in his place. The Deaf Old Lady wants to stand up for Silly Zhu? He turns around and tricks her out of her house, leaving her with no way to complain.

"Silly Zhu, tell me when and where I borrowed money from you, what the weather was like, whether it was windy, whether it was sunny or cloudy, whether you handed me the money with your left hand or your right, whether I took it with my left or right, and who else saw it. List every detail."

"If you can tell me all that, then it'll prove I borrowed money from you."

Silly Zhu: "..."

"Old Lady, you're all alone. Don't you think three rooms are a bit much for one person? Why not give them to me and earn yourself a good reputation that will last for generations?"

The Deaf Old Lady: "..."

This is a slice-of-life novel. The protagonist keeps a low profile while growing stronger, and the story has a moderate level of conflict.

I'm not great at writing blurbs, so feel free to dive into the story.

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