His engineer father dies in the line of duty, his grandmother passes away, and Li Changgeng drops out of school and loses his job.
In his previous life, Li Changgeng was a hopeless simp. His childhood betrothed, Yu Haitang, the future beauty of the steel mill, breaks off their engagement, and the lovesick Li Changgeng dies of heartbreak. A worker from Earth, sent flying by a truck-driving immortal, has his soul transported into Red Star Siheyuan.
Thanks to the gifts of Mother Earth, Li Changgeng lives by one principle: he’ll put up with small losses, but if the loss is big, he’ll flip the table. He gives the courtyard’s bullies a thorough reckoning.
For starters, from the start, he lets a dog bite off the courtyard’s biggest source of trouble.
The bullies want to seize an orphan’s inheritance? He flips the table.
Silly Zhu wants to beat someone up? Without his manhood, who does he think he can fight?
The three masters can’t manage the courtyard and want to abuse their authority for personal gain? He replaces them outright!
Director Yang acts like a complete fool? He puts up a big-character poster!
Director Wang wants to cover things up? He puts up a big-character poster!
Just how powerful can an aggressive courtyard bully be?
Years later, the Yu family and Yu Haitang look at the young and successful Li Changgeng and feel like they could kick themselves for regretting it so much.
Another bullshit
It's too ink-stained. I'll blacklist you and leave.
The hydrology is too watery
Pulling around, avoiding pitfalls
Doesn't the author know how serious feudal superstition was at that time? Forget it in the courtyard, even in the hospital, people dare to summon spirits at the entrance of the hospital.
Apart from the name, this novel has nothing to recommend it.
Too many words, disguised water word count
The mark slipped away