Siheyuan: My Wife Is He Yushui, and I Beat Up Silly Zhu

Zhang Chaoyang transmigrates to 1962 and becomes an orphaned son of a martyr, neglected by everyone in the courtyard house.

His mother dies of illness, and his little sister He Yushui is so thin she's skin and bones. Yet Silly Zhu, her "good big brother," spends all his wages on meat for the ungrateful Jia family.

Everyone in the courtyard says, "Silly Zhu is a good man, and Qin Huairu has it rough."

Only I know the truth: the worst thing in this courtyard isn't Jia Zhangshi's tantrums or Yi Zhonghai's hypocrisy. It's the ledger everyone ignores.

The System awakens, and I can sign in once every second!

Tons of supplies, grandmaster-level Bajiquan, infinite storage space... Overnight, Zhang Chaoyang becomes the only tycoon of his era.

I beat Silly Zhu, force Jia Zhangshi to clean the toilets to pay off her debts, and expose the First Master in front of everyone.

The neighborhood committee director is my aunt, and the steel mill section chief bows and scrapes before me.

Only then do the people in the courtyard realize:

The university student they've bullied for two years is the one person in the whole courtyard they should never have messed with.

But just when I think everything is under control, He Yushui hands me a yellowed piece of paper with a single line on it:

"Chaoyang, my mother didn't die of illness."

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