[Comedy + messing with the courtyard's busybodies + family squabbles + no suffering + master schemer]
Wu Liang is a proud son of a fallen soldier. He lives in the eastern wing of No. 95 Nanluoguxiang Courtyard, the infamous "Birds-Filling Courtyard" known throughout the Myriad Worlds. On the night before he is due to enlist, the courtyard's residents force him to give up his home. Overcome with anger, he dies on the spot. Then a wisp of a soul from the 21st century transmigrates into his body, and Wu Liang awakens a System. With the god-tier physique rewarded by the System, he gives the courtyard's busybodies a thorough thrashing. In the end, the matter is dropped because Wu Liang is in the right, and he enlists without a hitch.
Six years later, Wu Liang leaves the military and returns to the capital. The real show is about to begin.
The content is humorous, but the writing style is a bit immature, but it will gradually improve and should become more readable in the future.
It's relaxed, humorous, not too violent, and more realistic.