My Home Connects to the Worlds of Film and TV, and I'm Having a Blast

Yu Heng was crushed into a pulp in a construction-site accident, but somehow came out lucky: he was reborn inside a game he had played for ages, as the very character he had played. Unfortunately, due to a lack of energy and various mishaps, the entire game System was reduced to a single in-game homestead. Yu Heng thought he could spend the rest of his days relaxing all by himself in this game homestead made real. But then characters from various TV dramas unexpectedly started arriving at the homestead, becoming Yu Heng’s homestead quests. Through them, Yu Heng discovered that he could travel freely between the worlds of different TV dramas. So why shouldn’t Yu Heng let loose? He helps the old farmer Niu Dadan, then gets the villagers of Maixiangling to farm for him. He visits Beijing in the 1960s, tours Fengzeyuan, Quanjude, and the courtyard houses, and samples the era’s cuisine at Qinxinju, while having Wang Mantang build him a house and make his furniture. He helps Lu Zhishen and enters the world of Water Margin, killing scumbags like Song Jiang, Wang Ying, and Sun Erniang to hone his skills. He ventures into a jiangshi-movie world and teams up with Uncle Jiu and Daoist Simu to vanquish demons. He arrives in the world of Five Blessings, meets the eldest sister Li Shouhua just before her wedding, boldly steals her away, brings her home to his homestead as his wife, and takes his place as the eldest brother-in-law. (This novel offers a cheerful take on period dramas, historical dramas, wuxia, mythology, and more.)