Siheyuan: After Qin Huairu Takes Over the Job, I Start Living It Up

[Lighthearted + Hilarious + Pocket Dimension + Director] From the start, in 1951, Niu Ren transmigrates and is cruelly saddled with looking after melons at the steel mill. Hoping to retire early, he hastily marries Qin Huairu and arranges for her to take over his job.

Once he’s free again, he lets loose. He talks all the young men in the courtyard into marrying country girls, teams up with Chen Xueru’s foreign friends from Zhengyang Gate to make films, and persuades Lou Bancheng to open a company in Hong Kong...

(Note 1: The real Red-Hot Era had no room for independent filmmaking. This book is purely for entertainment.)

(Note 2: As for the protagonist’s films, at first he adapts to the era. Once the era catches up with him, his films will be released too. The first film comes out around Chapter 50.)