Also known as: Siheyuan: Food and Desire
A crossover of TV and film worlds, including Siheyuan, The Story of Zhengyang Gate 1 and 2, Men Are Iron, The Age of Blood, A Lifelong Journey...
After transmigrating into the Siheyuan world, he becomes one of the many beasts living in Courtyard No. 95.
This isn't a brainless power fantasy. There is a System, but it doesn't make him ridiculously overpowered. (It feels like everyone is ordinary; even if the protagonist has transmigrated, without a System, it would be hard to accomplish much in that special era.)
This time, Lou Xiao'e is his first wife, and there are multiple heroines. As the story unfolds, the first heroine is Lou Xiao'e, the second is Chen Xueru, and then Cao Xue...
Wu Feng has spent years drifting in Beijing, and now that he's nearly forty, he still has nothing to show for it. Discouraged, he decides to return to his hometown. But after buying a train ticket for that night, he inexplicably transmigrates while passing through Nanluoguxiang, taking over the body of a young man named Xu Hongbing.
As someone who has transmigrated, Xu Hongbing has no grand ambitions at first. But as he gains experience and steadily rises in status, he starts wanting more…
I've finished reading it. It's very well-written, depicting everyday life with a constant stream of playful antics, making it quite entertaining. The fantasy elements are kept to a minimum. It feels like a slice-of-life story, focusing on the mundane and trivial matters of the lower classes. The characters aren't exactly good, nor are they truly wicked.
Excellent work. The author is a person.
A very well-written courtyard house story. The protagonist doubts the system from the very beginning, suspecting that what the system gives him is fake. Great book, guys! I love it!
Recommend a few more like this