Urban: On My First Day of Sign-In, I Became a Landlord

Jiang Ye rented a semi-basement storefront at No. 7 Shengli Road. On the day he signed the lease, he was bound to a Landlord Sign-In System. The System had plenty of quirks: he couldn't sign in without tenants, the property wouldn't transfer to him until he had completed thirty consecutive days of sign-ins, and he had to show up every day. The rewards, however, were tangible: cash, a good singing voice, a musical instrument, performance slots, all handed to him one by one. A female streamer who sang moved into the second floor. Half a month later, an arranger moved in, and after that, even a college student showed up. Jiang Ye only wanted to be a quiet landlord, but everyone in the building kept an eye on his schedule.

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