Courtyard: Taking Off After Rescuing Li Huaide

When he woke up, Lin Chengyuan transformed from a modern college student into a wilderness survival player in 1958. With only five yuan left in his pocket, the system forced him to walk hundreds of miles to sign in at Sijiucheng. Hungry and anxious, the old wolf fought with his bare hands and rescued Li Huaide, the director of the steel rolling mill who was besieged by wild boars. With his car repair skills, he entered the transportation department as a driver and was assigned to the pyrotechnic courtyard in Nanluogu Lane. The courtyard is full of ordinary people, with calculations and tenderness. The third uncle who is stingy to the point of counting every pickle, the foolish Zhu who is a great cook but has a mouth as tough as a rock, and the Jia Zhang family who tries to manipulate him every day but is made to be submissive. Lin Chengyuan's days became more and more practical: rescuing people from fires and getting advanced, hunting and gathering ginseng in the mountains, catching latent spies and making great achievements, taking down human traffickers and rescuing abducted children. I also met a girl I wanted to marry home. In the space, melons and fruits are fragrant and fish fry are enjoying themselves. Outside the space, he rides a bicycle through the alleys of old Beijing in 1958, living his life happily day by day and living his wanton life.