Li Chen, a social beast who has been struggling in modern society for ten years and a senior "doomsday survival" enthusiast, was accidentally electrocuted while cleaning up his underground shelter and traveled to the world of "Love in the Courtyard" in 1965. He became a newly moved resident in the courtyard. His parents were martyrs who died in the line of duty, leaving him a small house and a job in the purchasing department of the steel rolling mill. On the second day after Li Chen moved into the courtyard, he encountered Sha Zhu who had stolen Xu Damao's chickens in order to support Qin Huairu's family and held a hospital-wide meeting in the courtyard. The eldest brother Yi Zhonghai originally wanted to make peace with Xini and let everyone "carry forward the style", donate money and materials to help Qin Huairu tide over the difficulties, and morally kidnap the newcomer Li Chen to "set an example." Li Chen awakened on the spot the "defeat people and become stronger" system. As long as the "best" people in the courtyard have strong negative emotions (anger, jealousy, frustration, breaking defenses), he can obtain "defeat points" and exchange them for all materials and skills in the system mall.
Faced with the moral kidnapping of the first uncle, Li Chen directly attacked: "First uncle, do you want me to use the martyrs' pension to feed the Jia family's idlers? Are you insulting the martyrs, or are you poaching the socialist corner?"
With one sentence, Yi Zhonghai broke through the defense on the spot, and the system rewarded the novice with a gift package: [Infinite Space Warehouse] and [Pork*100 Jin].
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