Siheyuan: My Golden Finger Puts the Whole Courtyard in Its Place

After transmigrating to a courtyard house in Beijing's Xicheng District in 1946, Lu Qingxian awakened a personal space and three blank skill books, unlocking the imperial physician's "Thousand-Gold Hands" legacy, god-tier fortune-telling, and internal martial arts.

Moving into the courtyard house activated the System. At a glance, he saw that Jia Zhangshi was fated to be a lone star of calamity, and predicted that her husband wouldn't live long. With just two prescriptions, he cured Yi Zhonghai and his wife of their years-long infertility, gaining the courtyard's most reliable ally.

He got a handle on his flirtatious uncle by marriage, He Daqing, snapped up the courtyard's properties at rock-bottom prices, and changed the story's course ahead of time. Amid the turbulent final years of the Republic, he used his extraordinary skills to advance step by step, becoming a legend no one in the entire alley dared to provoke.

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