Also known as The Courtyard: From the Start, I Burned Jia Zhangshi's Retirement Money [Behind-the-scenes troublemaker + bizarre ideas + original heroine + ensemble period drama]
Jiang Xun, a second-grade mechanic at a steel mill, suddenly awakened memories of his past life and discovered that he was living in the world of Love in the Courtyard. He had become an insignificant nobody in the courtyard with a people-pleasing personality.
As his memories returned, the System successfully bound itself to him. A beginner's gift pack landed right in his lap, giving him a portable pocket dimension with a magical field.
Jiang Xun also discovered a mysterious blind box in the space. It refreshed every week with various items. Some of them were particularly strange: they looked useful, but turned out to be complete junk.
After trying one of these items once and deciding something was off about it, Jiang Xun put it away without another thought.
But he never expected the scoundrels in the courtyard to keep trying to get their hands on his unwanted things and take them home.
From then on, the courtyard's whole vibe went completely off the rails.
Because of a banknote, Jia Zhangshi's padded jacket mysteriously caught fire during a courtyard meeting, and the retirement money hidden inside went up in flames.
Yi Zhonghai slept on the wrong pillow and sleepwalked into the courtyard in the middle of the night to set up a funeral shrine, crying and shouting that he wanted to be Silly Zhu's father.
Qin Huairu washed clothes with scented laundry balls, turning the entire Jia family into “animal magnets.” Cats chased them, dogs pounced on them, and mice gathered to watch. The whole family became a laughingstock.
Jiang Xun sat in the courtyard, watching one absurd scene after another, and could only sigh helplessly.
“Honestly, all I wanted was to live a quiet life of my own.”
“But why do you always want to pick up the things I've thrown away?”
Chapters 14-16. Watch continuously. . . . So pretty. It's perfect. That's too much. Too. . . You must come in. Come and see. Come and see. 😆😆😆
It was okay, but the emotional scenes were too cheesy!!!!!
Just because that old goose is not dead, I give you a 5-star review
It's ok, the relaxing courtyard is my favorite
It's so weird, it made me laugh so hard
It looks good now, keep up the good work
It's very interesting to write, but it's too short so I can't understand much.
The props are good and the idea is good. I look forward to seeing what else can happen in the future.
I feel that the props actually have a good effect on the protagonist. In the beginning, when Penny met the heroine, the speaker later helped to express his feelings.