The story takes place in the capital city of Beijing in 1960, in the golden days of autumn. The aunties at the entrances to the hutongs pass along gossip, vividly portraying neighborhood life in that era.
A jeep pulls up outside the courtyard at No. 40 Nanluoguxiang, and the protagonist, Li Li, appears. Born into a distinguished family and possessing the mysterious “Strongest Sign-In System,” he transmigrates into the world of Birds Fill the Courtyard.
Drawing on the knowledge and experience of his previous life, Li Li decides to strive forward in this era, improve himself through study, and use his special status and Sign-In System to change his fate and secure a bright future for his family.
Aunt Wang, the neighborhood director, assigns Li Li a spacious compound. Though run-down, it is large, and he is pleased with it as he makes plans in secret.
Li Li’s conversations with Aunt Wang, the neighborhood director, and Director Yang reveal his standing within the revolutionary family and why he chose to move into the courtyard.
Pig's feet feel so useless.
The novel is too ordinary,
It's so annoying, I wish I could give you one star
Silly Pillar Advanced Edition
There is no logic and the timeline is extremely messy.
This identity has been lost in vain, and there is still this kind of literature in 2024 🥺
I give you 1 star, which is the lowest 1 star. I'll take a closer look at the character relationships, timeline, and logic. The preface doesn't match the postscript. And what the hell is this Tomato recommendation? This book has more than 80 million hits.
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