Lin Fei transmigrates to a courtyard house in 1965, possessing the body of a martyr's orphan.
His parents have only just given their lives for their country, and the whole courtyard is already holding a meeting to “devour the orphan's estate.”
They plan to seize the spacious main room for the Jia family, while the compensation his parents paid for with their lives must be “voluntarily” donated to Widow Qin.
The poor original owner was so wronged that he died of sheer frustration.
Luckily, transmigrated Lin Fei has a “go crazy, get stronger” System!
“Dad! Spies are trying to steal our house! I'll chop them all up to entertain you!”
He whips out a diagnosis stamped by the Military Region General Hospital, declaring “severe manic schizophrenia,” and grabs a huge, rusty butcher's cleaver.
With one swing, he smashes the Eight Immortals table to pieces, then turns and hacks He Yuzhu down, chasing the whole courtyard full of beasts until they flee for their lives.
The police and neighborhood committee are terrified: they drove an orphan from a family of national heroes into a severe psychotic episode?
Whoever crosses him had better be ready to take a bullet!
The authorities issue an order: Lin Fei must not be provoked in the slightest, and the entire courtyard is responsible for his daily care!
With the door shut, Lin Fei feasts on braised pork and Mongolian hot pot in the main room, living like a god.
Meanwhile, those beasts outside don't dare even breathe too loudly. Every household has to pawn their belongings and scrape together monthly contributions, then tremble as they pay Lin Fei “tribute” to buy their lives.
And you call this a close-knit courtyard family?
No, this is the whole courtyard of beasts on their knees, supporting me in my old age!
