Zhao Weiguo transmigrates straight into the body of Zhao Weiguo, who was gravely wounded on the Korean battlefield in 1953.
After transmigrating, he is surprised to discover that he has landed in the infamous courtyard house of the Myriad Worlds.
Looking back through the original Zhao Weiguo’s memories, he discovers that the boy was sent to the battlefield at thirteen. Yi, the courtyard’s self-appointed moral paragon, had falsified his age and urged the original Zhao Weiguo to enlist.
All for the sake of his family’s five large-tiled houses.
But once Zhao Weiguo comes to his senses, he discovers that the System that comes with every transmigrator hasn’t failed to show up.
After the armistice, he returns to the courtyard house in Beijing with a Third-Class Merit medal and the Daoist Heart Cultivation System.
Now Zhao Weiguo is brimming with confidence.
What moral paragon Yi?
What thief among the Myriad Worlds, Jia Banggeng?
What limitless spirit-summoning Jia Zhangshi?
Can’t he take them all on himself?
But when he gets back, he discovers that the five rooms his parents left him are covered in faded red wedding characters and have been turned into his neighbor Jia Dongxu’s bridal home.
His eight-year-old sister has been driven into the cluttered side room, thin as a rake.
How could he put up with that?
It’s time to settle the courtyard’s debts, one by one.
I can't bear the poison anymore
No, what about punishment?
Show me that you vomited