Siheyuan: The Scheming Beasts Tried to Set Me Up, So I Turned the Tables on Them All

Li Cheng transmigrates into the 1950s as a fifteen-year-old orphan living in a courtyard house. His parents and uncle left him three rooms, but to the courtyard's pack of vultures, they look like easy pickings.

Under the pretext of "helping the child," Yi Zhonghai wants him to trade his rooms with the Jia and Yan families. Jia Zhangshi is the most eager to grab them, while Yan Bugui also wants a share.

The original owner was driven to despair, but Li Cheng won't be pushed around: "I'd rather let dogs live in my house than give it to you."

Protecting his property is only the first step. He also plans to move out of the courtyard, break free from their control, build up his capital, and make a name for himself in the capital through courage and good judgment.

When the vultures finally look back, that boy will no longer be an orphan they can push around at will.

This is only the beginning.

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