Siheyuan: Beat Up the Bullies and Win Prizes? I'm All In!

In the bitter winter of 1961, Zhao Jincai's family is so poor that four people have to share a single cake made from bean dregs meant for livestock.

To keep his fifteen-year-old sister from fleeing the famine alone, he takes two letters from his father and heads for the capital, planning to seek help from He Daqing and Zhou Dehai, the canteen manager at the steelworks.

As soon as he arrives at Courtyard No. 95, Banggeng deliberately picks a fight. Jia Dongxu curses him while protecting his son, and Silly Zhu clenches his fists and charges over to take the Jia family's side.

A hundred mu of spirit fields, a top-tier physique, and a merit lottery pool all activate at once.

Only then does Zhao Jincai realize that teaching people who truly deserve a beating a lesson counts as doing good deeds.

One slap leaves Silly Zhu stunned, and every follow-up slap earns him another chance at the lottery.

The Jia family cheers from the sidelines, but Silly Zhu finally sees that when he risks his life for someone else, none of his so-called brothers are willing to step forward and help.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is coincidental. Do not imitate.