Siheyuan: I Use Telekinesis to Collapse Yi Zhonghai’s House

In the modern world, Zhang Ming worked his way up from an orphanage until he could afford a home. On his first night in the new place, he had a couple of drinks. When he woke up, he was a vocational college graduate in 1959.

In this life, not only does he have loving parents, he also has a younger brother in primary school.

He thought the System would help him breeze through life, but after giving him compensation, it vanished without a trace, leaving him a pocket dimension for growing crops and raising livestock, along with telekinetic powers that let him sense, retrieve, and control objects from a distance.

Zhang Ming is assigned to work as a purchasing agent at a textile factory. While others wear themselves out trying and still fail to meet their quotas, he sits by Shichahai and reels in dozens of big fish.

By the time several thousand jin of fish have been delivered to the factory, the bosses are pressing him to keep buying, and the workers are crowding the gate begging for meat, Zhang Ming has already used his earnings to rebuild Courtyard No. 97.

The neighbors are still scheming to get their hands on his family's supplies, but they discover that the Zhangs have already moved into a detached home and are living the life they envy most.

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