The protagonist transmigrates to 1944, just before the Japanese surrender.
He comes with a System, grows stronger by killing the enemy, and becomes a big shot. After liberating the capital, he retires from public life as a decorated hero.
An unexpected encounter with Lou Bancheng is what makes him realize he's in Love in the Courtyard. His outlook changes, and he begins living a secluded life.
At this point, the characters from the courtyard are still young.
The story mainly follows Love in the Courtyard, with other period dramas as a supporting element.
It shifts from the battlefield to everyday life, with less hostility and a lighter, funnier tone.
The protagonist is a carefree man, confident in his invincible strength. He does whatever he likes, with no fear of consequences.
There is no female lead, but he'll have no shortage of confidantes. He takes in any woman he finds appealing.
He won't stay in the capital the whole time. The setting will change along the way, but after each arc, he'll return to the courtyard.
The author is amazing! He actually likes being cuckolded!
Sending a daughter with a hat on her head—well written. Everyone come and see.
July 13, 2026. Read. You stand in the champion's seat, and I'll go buy you some oranges. From now on, I can only address you as "you," because you are in my heart. I love the March wind, the April rain, the ever-shining sun, and the best you.
The game system is actually quite good, but it needs some restrictions. There's no need for items like equipment to be dropped, otherwise it just feels like playing a game and the realism is greatly reduced. Wouldn't it be better to have medicine, materials, and skill books?
It's a pity they didn't manage to invade mainland Japan 🤦
The first 30 chapters lay the groundwork for the protagonist's strength. If you don't like battle scenes, you can start reading directly from the liberation of Beiping. There isn't much violence, and the protagonist doesn't have many conflicts with the supporting characters, as they have no grudges against each other. It has a lighthearted and humorous style.
It's very beautiful and rare to see something that transcends the traditional courtyard house setting.
Well written, inspiring.
It's so good! The turtle man has his girlfriends stolen away multiple times, but he can still coexist peacefully with his enemies (he only gets angry for a moment and says some harsh words, which is basically just a punishment).
God, a god, truly a god.