Siheyuan: One Aunt Is the Elder Aunt, and Yi Zhonghai Cuts Ties

After transmigrating into the world of a TV drama, he sees Auntie Yi being mistreated by Yi Zhonghai and decisively cuts ties, making her divorce Yi Zhonghai.

Everyone thinks that after divorcing Yi Zhonghai, Auntie Yi will have to live a hard life with Tang Yixuan, who doesn't even have a job.

Fortunately, Tang Yixuan has an otter clone in America. The clone can evolve without limit and transfer its abilities back to its Host.

During the hard times, while others can't even get meat for the holidays, he has more river and seafood than he can eat every day. The countless farms in America are his backyard, where he can help himself to beef and mutton.

Silly Zhu: The stepson I raised is an ungrateful brat. He actually made me live under a bridge, and even my nephew treats me better. I regret not claiming Auntie Yi as my mother back then.

Yi Zhonghai: If I hadn't divorced her back then, I wouldn't have had to live under a bridge with Silly Zhu, eating the bitter bread of poverty.

Granny Deaf: If I hadn't driven those two apart, Auntie Yi would still have treated me like her mother. I wouldn't have starved to death.

Liu Haizhong, Yan Bugui: It's so hard to beg for food now, and the dogs chase us too. We should never have sided with Yi Zhonghai back then.

Tang Yixuan: Transmigration means making a name for yourself, sleeping with beautiful women, and, most importantly, never letting anyone push you around.

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