Siheyuan: I Made It Big in Film, and You Call This Having No Heirs?

In 1983, Chen Yan was reborn in a dilapidated courtyard house. His parents had died young, and the neighbors mocked him as a "man destined to die without an heir." Yi Zhonghai sneered at him to his face, the whole courtyard ostracized him, and life was hard. After binding to a hit-making arts System, he wrote a script for Shaolin Temple, only to have the film studio turn him down again and again. He happened upon the down-and-out screenwriter Zhao Dezhu, revised the script, and finally won approval, signing a contract for a share of the film's profits. When the shoot was sabotaged and funding dried up, he saved the day with a song about youthful ambition and refusing to give in, setting the whole country ablaze. The film premiered and its box office topped one hundred million. The courtyard residents were green with envy, while the leaders came knocking to ask for a partnership. He hung up a plaque reading "The Heirless Home," bought the west wing, and defied fate. From then on, he rose to the pinnacle of the entertainment world.

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