Siheyuan: From Transmigrating Into a World of Dual Cultivation

[Transmigration + outrageous schemes + comedy + logical + questionable morals] Li Qingfeng is unemployed and stuck at home. At the urging of his troublesome younger cousin, he starts livestreaming himself pretending to be pitiful. On the seventy-seventh day of lying under a bridge and livestreaming, a strange, plump old man appears and tells him he has a divine physique and the potential to become a great emperor. The old man can even recommend him for the entrance exam at the Sacred Land of Dual Cultivation. Right afterward, he receives an invitation to take part in the Yellow Emperor’s entrance trial. He thinks he’s been handed the protagonist’s script and is about to live a life where beauties feed him at mealtimes and rich young women keep him company at night. (♡ര‿ര)! But in the blink of an eye, he discovers to his horror that he’s ended up in a rural village in the 1960s, with no official household registration. The old man and the System are both firework-show types: they put on a brief display, then take off without a care for him. Fortunately, after a great deal of pleading, the old village chief takes him in and gets him registered. After a lot of painstaking investigation, he uncovers the secret behind the strange red bar in his mind. To activate the System, he goes around committing crimes, making all the men in the village fear for their safety. In the end, he’s driven out of the village. With no other choice, Li Qingfeng heads to the city. Just as he’s worrying about how to make ends meet, he’s delighted to discover that the old village chief’s granddaughter is called Tang Yanling. He suddenly realizes he’s in the world of Love in a Siheyuan. Overcome with excitement, he begins investigating: What does the Sacred Land of Dual Cultivation’s entrance exam have to do with Love in a Siheyuan? Is the Yellow Emperor really the legendary Yellow Emperor? And why has the notorious Sect of Dual Cultivation of the Myriad Worlds suddenly become a Sacred Land? For more, read the story itself.