Siheyuan: A Lie-Flat Village Chief Builds a Century-Old Industrial Chain

Fang Ping'an transmigrates to 1960 and becomes the widely acknowledged village idiot of Courtyard No. 95.

His family is classified as rich peasants. His father defected to Chiang Kai-shek years ago, his maternal relatives fled to Hong Kong, and after suffering brain damage, Fang Ping'an becomes a target for the courtyard residents, who are watching for a chance to take over his family fortune.

The Cause and Effect System gives him only ten doses of enhancement serum and one cubic meter of storage space, but Fang Ping'an has no desire to work in a factory and couldn't care less about getting urban household registration.

He protects the more than two acres of gardens in the side courtyard, growing grain and raising fish and chickens. He organizes refugees and struggling families into the Ping'an New Village.

Starting with solving the problem of getting meat on the table, the village gradually builds houses, workshops, a food factory, and a farmers' market, forming a massive industrial chain.

Years later, he lives into the new century and assumes another identity to return to the modern era, becoming Chen Ping'an and reuniting with his parents to live by their side.

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