After transmigrating into the 1960s, I become Lin Weiguo, an invisible nobody in a courtyard house whose parents are both dead and whom anyone can push around.
From the start, Jia Dongxu dies, and the courtyard’s scoundrels erupt into a brawl over his compensation money. The sweet-talking Qin Huairu weeps crocodile tears while calculating how to bleed Silly Zhu dry.
Luckily, Lin Weiguo has watched the TV series!
Qin Huairu, you want to take the money to support your whole family? One move and I’ll pull the rug out from under you, leaving your plans in tatters!
Jia Zhangshi, you want to throw a tantrum and roll around on the ground? I’ll ruin your reputation beyond repair!
With the plot spoilers in hand, don’t I have all these scoundrels right where I want them?
Fighting scoundrels is just an appetizer. Building a career is what really matters!
With his advanced know-how, he makes a stunning impression at the steel mill’s technical competition, crafting a remarkable device by hand and astounding everyone. He leaps from apprentice to Grade Two fitter!
Xu Damao tries to sabotage him? He makes him pay up and hand over his bike, until he’s crying and calling him “bro”!
When a transmigrator with foreknowledge enters this courtyard full of scoundrels, what kind of thriving new life, full of triumphs and vengeance, will he make for himself?
It's too exaggerated. A projectionist can freely enter and leave the workshop (the security department is in name only) and can secretly carry out sabotage without anyone noticing (the technical and knowledge reserves are comparable to those of a senior fitter), and he has inexplicable resentment.