Film and TV: From the Start, I’m in Qing Qing Daily Life

Synopsis: Yin Lin wakes up one day in the world of New Life Begins, transmigrated into the Eighth Young Master, a character whose name is barely even mentioned. His reputation is in tatters, he's frail enough to fall over in a light breeze, he spends every night in brothels, and he talks back to his elders. The whole city treats him as a cautionary tale.

No one knows he's just completing a System task: "If you're a man, then go get yourself killed a hundred times." After three years, the progress bar is finally full. The System activates, and a marrow-cleansing potion sends his constitution soaring. With the gifts of a martial arts prodigy and a photographic memory, he masters the Wild Bull Fist in three days and perfects the Army-Breaking Fist in seven.

He invents ice-making, opens a restaurant, and rounds up street thugs, keeping his Third Brother Yin An firmly under his thumb. His Sixth Brother Yin Zheng comes to ask for help collecting a debt, and Yin Lin turns around and gets the debtor to deliver the silver straight to the entrance of Jiuchuan Pavilion.

The Second Young Master laughs at him for being a good-for-nothing, while the Fourth Young Master eyes Jiuchuan Pavilion with envy. But Yin Lin is already planning his next world: The Story of Minglan, Love Like the Galaxy, and A Dream of Splendor. None of them will escape; he'll make his way through them all.

The main quest is called "Break the Illusion and Return to Reality." Yin Lin smiles at the panel. "So all these worlds have to be visited? Then let's go."

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