Yi Zhonghai’s Son Shows Up With His Wife and Kids to Claim Their Kinship

Special Forces king Chu Tian sacrifices himself while shielding his comrades during a border anti-drug operation. When he opens his eyes again, he has become Yi Tailai, the long-lost son of Yi Zhonghai, an eighth-grade fitter in Love in the Courtyard in 1965.

In his previous life, he was a lonely king of soldiers. In this life, he has a mysterious space that can grow crops, raise livestock, and cure every disease. He brings his wife and children back to the “home” he remembers only from his past. Facing his honest, down-to-earth parents, who yearn for the happiness of a family, he chooses to keep his transmigration a secret and fulfill his filial duties as their “son.”

But the courtyard is no peaceful haven. There is Liu Haizhong’s family, where the rank-obsessed second uncle’s preference for sons over daughters causes one mess after another; Yan Bugui’s calculating family, who nitpick over every little thing; the shrewish, vicious Jia Zhangshi, who spends all day crying, “Old Jia, come up and take someone away!”; the flirtatious Xu Damao; the shy, honest Jia Dongxu; and the gentle Qin Huairu.

In this age of scarce goods and complicated hearts, Chu Tian, now Yi Tailai, uses his mysterious space to trade in scarce supplies, fends off bandits with the skills he carried over from his previous life, and makes connections with the powerful. He wants not only to help his parents hold their heads high in the courtyard, but also to change the fates of the kindhearted people around him. As the tide of the times rolls on, this little courtyard will become the starting point of his legend.