Siheyuan: I Steal the Beautiful Widow's Heart from the Start

After transmigrating into the Republic of China era during a devastating drought, Zhou Lie awakens a Jin Yong MOD and a portable Hundred Flowers Valley.

An endless spirit spring purifies his body and marrow, divine medical insight cures every illness, and the Pure Yang Wuji Art forges an unmatched physique. His inventory also stops time, letting him pile up mountains of delicacies.

Starting out in the wilderness, he immediately steals the affections of Su Yuniang, a beautiful widow at her prime, then turns around and takes in Liu Hongyu, a fallen second wife from a wealthy family.

He flees the famine all the way to Beiping, settling into the courtyard at Number 95 Nanluoguxiang.

He Daqing is still flipping food at Fengzeyuan, while his wife, Liu Bingyan, goes weak at the knees and gazes at me lovestruck whenever she sees me.

Yan the Cheapskate's abacus clacks away, but he obediently runs errands and serves as a long-term laborer at my beck and call.

Outside, famine spreads and corpses stretch for miles. The courtyard's residents can barely afford cornmeal, while Zhou Lie shuts his doors and feasts on fine white flour and stewed cured meat, washing it all down with wild honey and spirit spring water. His sweet, charming beauties are pampered like goddesses.

By day, he raids Japanese strongholds for a fortune. By night, in his sprawling mansion, he teaches his lovely concubines the rules.

He Daqing turns red with envy, Yi Zhonghai secretly gives in, and the other residents stare in utter disbelief. This young man is practically a living ancestor.

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