Siheyuan: Starting with an Otter Clone, I Rule the Screen

He transmigrates to 1959 as a martyr's descendant, fresh out of high school and waiting for a job assignment.

At the neighborhood office's recommendation, Yi Zhonghai, Xu Damao, and Silly Zhu all refuse to take him on as an apprentice.

Luckily, Tang Yixuan has an otter clone in America. It can evolve endlessly and pass its abilities back to its Host.

While others fret over scraps of food, he has more river and seafood than he can eat, along with endless farm-raised beef and mutton.

He leads a band of otters in ambushes along rivers and at sea, robbing people of food and goods, and killing the great white sharks and man-eating crocodiles from movies.

He turns otters into the stars of America's aquatic horror films.

Xu Damao: If only I'd taken Tang Yixuan on as a junior apprentice back then, I wouldn't have ended up on the streets.

Silly Zhu: The stepson I raised is an ungrateful wretch. He actually made me live under a bridge. I really regret not taking Tang Yixuan on as an apprentice.

Yi Zhonghai: If I'd taken Tang Yixuan on as an apprentice, I wouldn't have to live under a bridge with Silly Zhu, begging for scraps.

Liu Haizhong and Yan Bugui: It's so hard to beg for food these days, and we even have to get chased by dogs.

Tang Yixuan: When you transmigrate, you make a name for yourself, make money, and sleep with beautiful women. Most importantly, you don't let anyone push you around.

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