After transmigrating to Beiping in 1947, amid the turmoil of war, the protagonist starts from the beginning, alone and struggling to survive in a chaotic world. At first, he thinks he's simply traveled back to an ordinary historical period. But after encountering Zheng Chaoyang and Hao Pingchuan, who are working undercover, he realizes he's entered the television world of Age of Glory. Then he sees the iconic scene with a young Silly Zhu and finally figures out that this is a vast crossover universe combining multiple shows.
He remains unsure whether this world is the heartwarming version from the television series or the depraved world of the Beastly Courtyard, where people's hearts are filthy. The protagonist awakens two golden fingers: a hundred mu of fertile black soil and a storage space. He stockpiles a vast amount of supplies and lies low in safety. In secret, he supports Zheng Chaoyang and the others during their undercover days, passing on intelligence, delivering supplies, and sheltering them in times of danger. He quietly builds connections with influential people. He even sees the young Qin Huairu, played by Hao Lei, with his own eyes in the Eight Great Hutongs. He compares every character to their role in the story, yet still holds on to a sliver of wishful thinking that there might be some warmth in this world.
To avoid the confiscation of private homes and housing restrictions after the founding of the People's Republic, the protagonist deliberately steers clear of the notorious No. 95 Courtyard. Instead, he asks a property broker to buy a side room in the No. 69 Courtyard, hoping to live quietly and keep his wealth hidden. To his utter shock, a nationwide renumbering of addresses after the founding of the country means the No. 69 Courtyard is none other than the Beastly Courtyard, renamed No. 95.
After moving in, Yan Fugui's scheming, Yi Zhonghai's moral manipulation, and the selfish, ugly faces of the neighbors convince him beyond doubt that he's in a world of villains. With firm principles, he refuses to give handouts and carefully plots his counterattacks against the worst neighbors. When turmoil strikes during a turbulent era, he turns the tables, tears down the protection network behind it, and flees Beijing overnight with his family to seek refuge overseas. Establishing himself in Xiangjiang, he rises with the tide and ultimately builds a triumphant life against all odds.
If you have a golden finger, you can enter the space. You are afraid of gangsters and people paying attention. Then you spend money to find a grocery store to spread the news. How naive. You are a child. No one will pay attention to you. What are you afraid of the police? It was not yet liberated and the order was very chaotic. You spent money to spread the news and no one else was needed. The grocery store will deal with you.
What the hell are you writing? I can't stand it anymore. The brain circuit is different from people's. I was afraid of people knowing at first, but later I bought in large quantities in front of people. It said no contact at the front, but I followed it on my own. I'm convinced.
It's too tedious. You have to evaluate the environment after traveling through time. If you're not satisfied, you won't live. No matter how many worlds there are, you can just survive with enough food and guns.
Aihydrology! Identification completed
You can tell by looking at the introduction. To avoid the courtyard, you only look at the house number and not the person, right?