Keeping My Head Down and Toughing It Out in the Courtyard, Signing In to Become a Tycoon in America

One soul, two bodies, sign-in System, feel-good period drama, portable space

After waking up, Zhang Hao, a web-novel author who died suddenly in 2026, finds himself in 1965, his soul transmigrated into two bodies at once: in a Beijing courtyard house, he's a weak publicity officer bullied by Jia Zhangshi; in New York's Chinatown, he's an impoverished Chinese-American waiter! And here's the best part: the sign-in System only works in America. Daily sign-ins give him miracle drugs worth ten thousand dollars, monthly sign-ins bring luxury cars and mansions, and annual sign-ins award shares worth millions in Fortune 500 companies! The two bodies share an unlimited space, so he can use the money and supplies earned in America however he likes back in the courtyard house! In Beijing, he pretends to be poor while taking on the courtyard's troublemakers, secretly using American goods to pamper several beauties. In America, he masters one skill after another and becomes a jack-of-all-trades, making money hand over fist while embracing Hollywood actresses. The courtyard's young masters want him to get them goods? Fine, they can trade antiques and relics for them! One man, two lives: watching the drama unfold in the courtyard with his left hand and ruling Manhattan with his right. Now that's the life of an immortal!

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