Siheyuan: A Sign-In Fusion with a Divine Physician, and Life Flourishes

The protagonist transmigrates at the end of 1952. He risks his life to save state-owned supplies, and as he lies dying, he inherits an estate and a little cousin. That's quite the example of having dead parents and a house to your name.

Wait, both his parents were martyrs, and they left behind six red plaques. Doesn't that mean he was born invulnerable?

This is Courtyard No. 95 on Nanluoguxiang. Something seems off...

He Yuzhu? Yi Zhonghai? Grandma Deaf? Isn't this Love in the Courtyard?

Well, it's still the end of 1952. The protagonist discovers that this courtyard isn't as terrifying yet as it was from the start in the original story. But the times are changing, and the courtyard is inching toward becoming a den of scoundrels. Looking closer, he sees this world isn't just a one-man show of scoundrels: other period dramas are woven into it, too...

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