Siheyuan: The Winner of Life, Starting at a State-Owned Grain Shop

When he woke up, Zhang Wei found himself in a Siheyuan courtyard in the 1960s, just as famine brought food shortages and rationing became strict.

After graduating from technical school, he was assigned to a state-run grain shop in Nanluoguxiang, where he became a cashier.

Others thought Zhang Wei was just a young man who had recently joined the workplace. They had no idea that, relying on the experience he had gained in his previous life and his decisive, astute way of handling things, he would soon establish himself in the courtyard.

Yi Zhonghai wanted to use his status as the courtyard's "Number One Master" to push people around?

Silly Zhu wanted to throw his weight around and start a fight?

Xu Damao was always changing sides to suit the wind?

Yan Bugui was meticulous about every penny, while the Jia family struggled to get by...

Zhang Wei never went looking for trouble, but if anyone dared target him or his family, he would never let them get away with it.

A courtyard-wide assembly? He would expose the three masters' hypocrisy on the spot.

Housing reallocations, talent selections for the variety show, undercurrents at the grain shop, and old family matters on his mother's side all unfolded one after another.

Step by step, Zhang Wei changed his family's fate and disrupted the entire courtyard's established order.

In this life, he did not aspire to be a saint. He only wanted his parents to live in peace, his younger siblings to succeed, and his family to have food, a home, and the confidence to stand on their own. He would proceed carefully, step by step, and forge a path to greatness of his own.

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