Siheyuan: At Eighteen, I Attend Tsinghua and Sign In for a Gold Bar

Transmigrating back to 1958, Shen Yan became a poor student who had just fallen into the water in a courtyard house.

His father's single salary supported a family of five, while his grandparents in the countryside were counting on them for help. The courtyard's greedy neighbors, meanwhile, only had eyes for the meat on other people's tables.

Luckily, his sign-in System came through. From the start, he had a hundred-square-meter storage space, fifty kilos of premium flour, and grain coupons and cash delivered right into his hands!

He signed in for grain at the grain station, gold bars in the courtyard house, and even the deed to a private courtyard while out shopping.

While others pinched their grain coupons and struggled to get by, he made sure his family had plenty to eat, then quietly built up a stash of gold bars. He even signed in to master Tai Chi, Baji, and firearms.

Yi Zhonghai wanted to impose the old patriarch's rules? Shen Yan's father openly turned against him: "If it's your ancestor, then you can worship him yourself!"

While the neighbors were still trying to figure out where his family got their meat, an admission letter from Tsinghua University arrived at their door.

His younger brother soon got into a technical secondary school, too. Two happy occasions in one family, and the whole courtyard was beside itself!

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