Sorry, I’m not great at writing synopses, so please don’t hold it against me.
There’s no violent bloodlust, no demonizing anyone, and no pointless drama. The protagonist has a job and a life of his own, and he’ll change some people’s fates. In the end, this really is Love in the Courtyard.
Of course, he won’t back down when trouble comes calling. Jia Zhangshi will be locked up, and Yi Zhonghai will meet a miserable end.
In short, Lin Chengyuan is sent back from modern times to 1958 by the Great Luck Celestial Venerable. He gets a lousy System, which insists on being activated in a courtyard house.
He crosses the wilderness and takes down a giant wolf, then saves Li Huaide from a wild boar attack along the way. He joins the Transport Department as a driver and gets assigned to a lively courtyard house on Nanluoguxiang.
The residents are all ordinary people, with their share of scheming as well as warmth.
Lin Chengyuan’s days are colorful, too.
He rescues people from a fire and earns recognition as an outstanding worker, hunts in the mountains and gathers ginseng, catches an undercover agent and makes a major contribution, and takes down a human-trafficking ring to save abducted children. He even meets a young woman he hopes to marry.
In his pocket dimension, fruits and vegetables grow lushly and fish fry dart about. Outside it, he rides his bicycle through the old Beijing hutongs, savoring each day and living life on his own terms.
It's rare that there is no such shitty new book as Siheyuan. They are all about ordinary people's lives with some small calculations. They are not the kind of people who just talk about each other when they meet. They are full of fireworks. Some characters are not facial makeup, and the writing becomes more natural as you go to the end. It is worthy of encouragement 👍
The update speed is accelerated, five-star praise!
Does the author know what he wants to write?
Daily writing, not too violent
"The smoke is rising on the cyber platform, and Lin Daiyu captures Megatron seven times!"
Quite a good daily routine! It's a pity that I can't stab Lou Zi
It's well written, you can read it