Siheyuan: Earn Credits by Taking Exams, Trade Them for an Aircraft Carrier

In 1961, sixteen-year-old Yi Hongjun came to Beijing alone to seek help from his paternal great-uncle, Yi Zhonghai, after his father was killed by a bear.

Yi Zhonghai and his wife were willing to provide him with food, lodging, and schooling. They would even have been happy for him to live off them forever. But Yi Hongjun, who had lived two lifetimes, refused to lie flat. He wanted to make something of himself through hard work and study.

The Strongest Learning System activated, rewarding him from the start with Grandmaster Carpenter skills, genetic enhancement, and a hidden realm of mountains and rivers. He could earn credits by studying, taking exams, and mastering skills.

The credit shop offered everything from materials and supplies to cutting-edge technology, and even knowledge related to aircraft carriers and fighter planes.

From carpentry and fitting to mechanical research, he grew stronger with everything he learned, prompting factories and leaders to compete for him. He turned his personal efforts into a force driving China's industrial rise.

Yi Zhonghai gave him a family, and in return, he repaid that family and his era with one achievement after another.

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