Siheyuan: An Orphan in 1961, With a Fortune from the Start
In 1961, at the bleakest point of the three-year famine, Zhou Sheng transmigrated into the body of a fourteen-year-old orphan who had just lost both parents in a Siheyuan.
His parents had died from workplace injuries at the steel mill, leaving him alone to face the scheming of everyone in the courtyard.
On the surface, he had three private tiled houses, a hundred square meters of wasteland, and a Forever bicycle. His circumstances weren't bad by courtyard standards. In secret, however, his parents had scrimped and saved their whole lives, hiding seven thousand yuan in cash and silver dollars. Their family fortune was astonishing.
The courtyard residents knew only that the Zhou family had a little money. They coveted his house and the vague compensation payout, but had no idea that two prized job succession slots were waiting for him once he went to the factory to complete the paperwork.
Yi Zhonghai wanted him to support him in his old age, Liu Haizhong wanted to use him to boost his own status, Yan Bugui wanted to wring some profit out of him, and the Jia family were starving and eager to bleed him dry.
Everyone thought he was a helpless little softie who could be bullied at will.
But no one knew the boy's mind had long since been replaced.
He wouldn't play the victim, let anyone push him around, or waste time with fake pleasantries.
The house, protected! The money, hidden away! Every bit of compensation, claimed!
Anyone who tried to take advantage of him would get a fight to the bitter end.
In these famine years, when skeletons were beginning to show, in this Siheyuan full of beasts, he relied on his own strength to become someone the entire courtyard dared not provoke.
It's pretty good. I like this kind of courtyard house with no system or space. Come on.
This book is interesting