Zhang Wei, a 21st-century office drone and TV drama fan, is so upset that He Yuzhu freezes to death under a bridge at the end of Love in the Courtyard that he smashes his TV. The television explodes, granting him a transmigration System. Zhang Wei takes on supporting roles and infiltrates classic TV dramas, all to make up for the heartbreaking regrets that never got resolved.
From family squabbles in Love in the Courtyard to the ironclad spirit of soldiers in Soldiers Sortie, and then the battles of human nature in In the Name of the People, each transmigration carefully follows the original show's logic while subtly shifting key turning points.
The System's rules are strict: failure means a regret is set in stone forever, while success earns the power to change fate.
As Zhang Wei gradually grows beyond simply forcing changes, he learns to respect every character's choices. Through guidance and redemption, he comes to understand that a truly happy ending isn't about reversing the outcome, but helping those who have lost their way glimpse a ray of light and finding the most fitting destination for a turbulent fate.
It looks good, at least it's not fussy.
When the protagonist returns to the courtyard house world for the second time, why doesn't he bring more inexpensive 21st-century products like excavators, forklifts, tractors from the 80s and 90s, cheap cars, etc.?
I've read a few chapters so far, and the plot is pretty smooth.
It's very well written; you can definitely get hooked.
I've read many fanfictions about courtyard houses, and this one is pretty good; you can read it with your brain engaged.
It's pretty good, but we need to act decisively and quickly.
It's incredibly well-written! A truly wonderful book.
I absolutely love this book.
Very beautiful 👀 Worth having
Yes, yes, very good.