[Steal Qin Huairu from Jia Dongxu] + [Industry] + [University] + [Building a legacy] + [Top student] + [Putting the Jia family through the wringer] + [Extremely satisfying]
He Yuqing transmigrates and becomes the older brother of Silly Zhu, who lives in a Beijing courtyard compound.
He awakens a special talent: as long as he studies, he earns rewards.
Read a sports book, and he gets enhanced physical strength!
Read an engineering book, and he gets industrial blueprints and core technologies!
Read a medical book, and he gains medical skills and advanced diagnostic abilities!
He also gets cash, food coupons, industrial coupons, and all kinds of other rewards.
So He Yuqing studies his way to the top, gets into university, and after graduating, lands a job at the First Ministry of Machine-Building Industry.
Once there, he masters several foreign languages, overcomes one industrial challenge after another, and develops technologies of his own. He serves his country and rises through the ranks at lightning speed!
Jia Dongxu is going on a blind date?
He Yuqing snatches Qin Huairu right from under his nose. “Sorry, I’m marrying her first.”
Yi Zhonghai schemes to make someone support him in his old age and picks a fight with me?
An eighth-grade worker thinks he can challenge me?
Xu Damao tries to pull something? One kick sends him flying!
While the courtyard’s troublemakers turn on one another, He Yuqing has already become a leader, living high on the hog every day.
With advanced industrial technology, he leads the Dragon Kingdom to soar!
The conversation between the protagonist and Sha Zhu was like that between two families.
No wonder he's a nobody; even his younger sister hasn't appeared on screen.
Great, I've found a good story about a courtyard house! It's only about forty chapters long, keep it up! Looking forward to reading it. The female lead is Qin Huairu, who isn't married yet, and the male lead is currently an associate engineer.
It's not bad so far 🤔, but there's room for improvement.
I've read 30 chapters of this novel and haven't found any major problems. Overall, it's pretty good. The narrative is clear, and it has a system, but its effects aren't very significant. In short, just read it slowly.
It's a great read, the logic is clear and excellent, and the details of the romance are very well done. More updates would be too much! I've already added it to my bookshelf. 👍