Siheyuan: From the Start, I Rescue a Military Industry Tycoon from an Abandoned Well

Ni Hong seems cool and rational, but in reality she’s a nonstop commentator, known as a “walking barrage of online comments.”

Lin Yan is covered in injuries from head to toe, yet he loves to show off. He’s a hopeless romantic in the terminal stage.

Grandma is the toughest old lady in the whole courtyard. With a rolling pin in hand, she rules the world.

Chen Qiming’s face is as red as a roasted sweet potato, yet he still comes out to scare people.

Li Hongqi dies and comes back to life, then dies again. He’s more drawn out than a TV drama.

Wang Laosan brings twenty people to take revenge, only to be whacked back home by his own big sister with a shovel.

Auntie Wang has the sharpest tongue in the courtyard, but she’s the classic softie with a tough exterior.

Liu Shuanzhu is so cowardly he doesn’t even try to hide it. When he throws a brick, he somehow manages to miss everyone.

Shanji runs errands for both sides and gets grief from both. He’s the classic workplace scapegoat.

Black Stone can glow, talk, and bewitch people. The one thing he can’t do is pay rent.

Yaozi tries to sell out his country to pay for his son’s medical treatment, only to sell himself into a mine instead.

Li Xiaoming is seven years old and skinny as a reed, but his smile is cute enough to make people cry.

The pomegranate tree is the only one in the courtyard that never argues. Every year it quietly bears fruit and silently watches the show.

Yang Zhengguo is a shrewd old fox who always brings a file folder. They call him “the secret vault.”

Auntie Sun is the best at hanging out the laundry, and her gossip skills are second only to Auntie Wang’s.