Siheyuan: I’m a Tai Chi Grandmaster, Crushing All the Courtyard Varmints

Chen Jiang wakes up to find himself the son of a fallen serviceman in a rural village in Hunan in 1958. His father died in battle, his mother fell ill from grief, and his little sister is still young. Yet he must travel to the capital alone to report for duty and move into Courtyard No. 95 on Nanluoguxiang. As soon as he enters the courtyard, Yi Zhonghai tries to lay down the rules, Liu Haizhong wants to throw his weight around, Silly Zhu is ready to throw punches, and the Jia family is eyeing any chance to profit. But just after Chen Jiang moves into the eastern wing, his sign-in System officially activates. Grandmaster-level Tai Chi, farmland and ranches, a spiritual spring dimension, and all kinds of skill rewards arrive one after another. He renovates the courtyard, sells fish on the black market, joins a steel mill, protects his mother and sister, marries Yu Li, and leads the Chen family to ever greater success. While the other busybodies are still scheming over a bite of meat, he has already turned the Chen family into a wealthy Hong Kong dynasty. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.