Siheyuan: From Everyday Life Next Door to Global Schemes

The protagonist, Liu Ping'an, inexplicably returns to the era before Liberation, in a world full of plots and planes. With both parents alive, he works hard at farming, plunders foreign countries, and builds his fortune. The early part focuses on his amusing life dealing with the birds in the courtyard. In the middle, he ventures out to expand his influence. This book will be at least a million words long. Xu Damao: "Women are devils! My greatest hobbies are eating, sleeping, and beating up Silly Zhu..." Silly Zhu: "Who the hell ruined my blind date this time..." Yi Zhonghai: "Silly Zhu is the biggest idiot in all of the capital..." Yan Bugui: "That kid's trying to get me to treat him to a meal again..." Jia Zhangshi: "My little brother is a decent, honest man..." Bang Geng: "Hey, buddy, what are you doing? I'm the one who beats up the cops!" Liu Haizhong: "I owe everything I have today to my little brother..." This book won't make drastic changes to the source material. It's mainly comedic, with plenty of fun and excitement, sly antics, and everyday neighborhood life, but little bitterness. The protagonist starts out cautious and secretive, but gradually changes as he gets used to the times, laying plans for Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, and the whole world. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.