Siheyuan: I Returned from the Army and Took Charge of the Family

Yu Honghu transmigrates into the year 1953, in the capital.

He enlists at fifteen, serves in the military for five years, and is discharged due to an injury. By twenty, he is already a deputy battalion-level cadre.

As the System disappears, it leaves him a storage space, pills, and spoils of war.

On the day he moves into Courtyard No. 95, Jia Zhangshi shows up with a group to ransack his home and bully his fourteen-year-old cousin.

He strikes back with overwhelming force, making the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law back down on the spot. Qin Huairu tries to win him over with teary-eyed coquettishness, but one slap sends her right back to reality.

He cares for his second uncle and protects his younger sister, becomes head of security at the steel mill, and takes a concurrent post as deputy director of the local police station. He cracks a spy case, earns recognition, and rises through the ranks.

On his own, he digs out ancient books, paintings, calligraphy, gold, silver, and antiques from a secret chamber. He builds houses and stockpiles grain, preparing for famine before it strikes.

He puts a stop to every schemer in the courtyard, one by one.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.