In his previous life, He Yuzhu was pushed around by the beasts in the courtyard one after another, had his savings drained by Qin Huairu, and was guilt-tripped by Yi Zhonghai. In the end, he lived out his days alone.
He transmigrates to 1951, just as He Daqing is about to run away. None of the tragedies have happened yet!
He has a portable storage space and has mastered the art of Li’s Flying Daggers.
Jia Zhangshi throws a tantrum? He’ll tear down her house and rip off the roof, leaving her homeless.
Yi Zhonghai tries to guilt-trip him? He’ll turn around and strip him of his entire pension, making him pay dearly.
He digs wells and collects property deeds. Qin Huairu wants to mooch off him?
In the end, he takes the entire sixty-acre princely estate, along with Qin Huairu from the Qin family village, into his space, where they toil like oxen for He Yuzhu.
In this life, he won’t be a do-gooder or a sucker like Silly Zhu. He’ll get even on the spot and whip every one of these ungrateful wolves into shape!
The writing is good, but the author seems to lack a sense of historical context! Maybe it's because I'm from the 80s and have read thousands of books about courtyard houses! It's easy to get distracted, and I don't agree with the idea of directly placing Qin Family Village into the small world. To each their own! It's still worth reading though 😅😅😅