Siheyuan: I Teach Disciples and Specialize in Taming Human Birds

A refreshing online article about the imagination, gods, demons and IQ of the Farming Courtyard of the Era

Chen Mu was originally a disciple of the Jiejiao Cult. He was punished for the tribulations of the mortal world because of excessive killing. He had to tame ninety-nine and eighty-one poisonous beasts before he could return to the immortal sect.

When he opened his eyes and woke up, he became an ordinary resident in a courtyard house in 1965.

Take a look through the real eyes of the beast taming: scheming, blood-sucking green tea, relying on the old and selling the old, hypocritical officials and fans... Good guy, the neighbors in this courtyard are all human beasts with the resentment of the gods!

Immortal skills are limited and cannot be pushed horizontally?

No problem, set a trap based on people's hearts and cause karma to backfire!

From establishing prestige in the Siheyuan, to bloody romance and cross-drama linkage under Zhengyangmen.

Let's see how Chen Mu plays with the changes of the times, wisely tames eighty-one birds, and has complete merits!

This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.