Siheyuan: From the Start, I Make Qin Huairu Kneel and Serve Me

The protagonist transmigrates into the world of Love in the Courtyard, taking the place of the original owner, who was beaten to death by Bang Geng.

With his head still wrapped in bandages, he is met by Qin Huairu, who comes crying and begging for mercy.

The protagonist refuses to indulge her:

He makes the bloodsucking widow kneel and serve him, washing clothes and mopping floors, and even giving her body in the bargain.

He knows that this dilapidated courtyard will be worth hundreds of millions in the future.

And the beasts living in it are already scheming to seize his three main rooms.

Jia Zhangshi makes a scene in mourning, Yi Zhonghai pretends to be benevolent, and Yan Bugui is a calculating old fox.

The protagonist sneers: How could your horizons compare to those of someone who transmigrated here?

He lays out a three-step plan:

First, deal with these ungrateful wolves one by one and show them who is boss.

Second, take advantage of the opening-up policies and use his memories of the future to go into business.

Third, become the richest man in the world and trample this broken courtyard underfoot.

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