Rebirth in 1960, fleeing famine, Lin Yan became a refugee outside Beijing.
With his first-hand electrician skills and advanced vision, he was exceptionally recruited into the Red Star Rolling Mill and assigned to live in the No. 95 Courtyard.
There are all the living beings in the courtyard: the first uncle who is kidnapped by morality, the second uncle who is obsessed with officialdom, the third uncle who is good at calculation; Qin Huairu of the white lotus, the reckless fool Zhu, the true villain Xu Damao...
Faced with being surrounded by birds, Lin Yan only relied on three things to survive:
A pair of electrician's pliers, specially designed to cure all kinds of dissatisfaction;
A technical manual to solve all problems;
Keep a clear mind and account for every favor.
From an electrician apprentice to an eighth-level engineer, from a refugee in disaster years to a technical authority.
He uses technology to crush all conspiracies and uses strength to win everyone's respect.
As the years passed and everyone grew old, only Lin Yan, with his wife, children, and children, rose from the years of disaster to glory, and became the biggest legend in the courtyard.
There is also a kind of inheritance...
Reader comments
It abandons cheating and uses a farming-style writing style to present the difficult process of ordinary people's survival in the 1960s. It is worth reading. However, the novel is interspersed with some characters in the courtyard and the story descriptions of Yi Zhonghai and Xu Damao are inappropriate. In addition, the content of the details of ordinary workers' hard survival in that era would have been better.
It abandons cheating and uses a farming-style writing style to present the difficult process of ordinary people's survival in the 1960s. It is worth reading. However, the novel is interspersed with some characters in the courtyard and the story descriptions of Yi Zhonghai and Xu Damao are inappropriate. In addition, the content of the details of ordinary workers' hard survival in that era would have been better.