The Siheyuan's Portable Herb Garden

Zhou Chen, reborn before the apocalypse, hijacks a cultivation expert’s portable medicinal garden. He then heads to the United States for a zero-dollar shopping spree. But while collecting gold from the Federal Reserve vault, he is riddled with bullets by the security robot wolves inside.

When he opens his eyes again, his soul has entered the body of a young man living in a courtyard house at No. 95 Nanluoguxiang in Beijing in 1944.

In six months, Zhou Chen cultivates the Body Tempering Art he obtained from the portable medicinal garden to the second level.

After that, Zhou Chen travels between Beijing and Tianjin, killing Japanese invaders, robbing trains, intercepting supplies, and seizing the gold, jewelry, and ancient books and artifacts the invaders plundered in China.

After Japan surrenders, Zhou Chen goes straight to Japan, kills Japanese leaders, and takes back the wealth stolen by the invaders.

After returning to China, Zhou Chen repeatedly helps Communist agents. On the eve of Beijing’s liberation, he intercepts the gold, silver, and jewelry that Kuomintang officials and local tyrants are trying to take with them as they flee.

During the period of public-private partnership in 1956, Zhou Chen also goes to work in a state-owned factory.

Zhou Chen had originally resolved to stay out of all the sordid affairs in the courtyard house, but Xiao Yushui’s sweet and sensible nature stirs his sympathy, and before he knows it, he’s drawn into the mess.

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