Siheyuan: A Martyr's Descendant from the Start, Silly Zhu at My Mercy with One Hand

Xiang Dong transmigrates to the capital in 1958 and moves into Courtyard No. 95 on Nanluoguxiang as the next of kin of his second uncle, martyr Xiang Chengye, inheriting the substantial estate his uncle left behind. Spacious east wing rooms, 5,000 yuan in savings, and all kinds of scarce ration coupons make him the focus of the courtyard's quiet attention as soon as he arrives. But trouble follows close behind: Yi Zhonghai barges in with Silly Zhu and Jia Dongxu, questioning Xiang Dong's background before they've even exchanged greetings.

That night, a portable storage space unexpectedly awakens. With a capacity of 1,000 cubic meters, it can collect any object within a two-meter radius. The next morning, Silly Zhu provokes him again, picking a public fight over the use of water at the sink. Xiang Dong grabs him and pins him against the edge of the basin, leaving him unable to move. Yi Zhonghai's expression changes on the spot, and the courtyard-wide meeting is about to begin.

Xu Damao offers his friendship and passes along information. Auntie Wang takes Xiang Dong to buy some clothes, and he uses the bicycle ticket his second uncle left behind to buy a Phoenix bicycle. Yi Zhonghai won't tolerate a newcomer challenging his authority, and Jia Zhangshi is already eyeing the vacant rooms. Xiang Dong plans to establish a firm footing first, then make each of those reaching claws pull back.

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