Siheyuan: Scoundrels Need Villains to Deal with Them, and It's So Satisfying

City wage slave Zhou Dong transmigrates into the body of Zhou Dong, a minor character in Love in the Courtyard, in 1961.

His father, Zhou Weiguo, died in the line of duty, leaving Zhou Dong alone in the family.

Silly Zhu and Jia Dongxu stuffed him into a sack and knocked him out, which is how Zhou Dong ended up transmigrating here.

Once he understands what happened, how could Zhou Dong possibly put up with it? He’s going to fight back.

Break Silly Zhu’s hand and see if he’s still so arrogant.

Jia Dongxu dares bare his teeth? One kick sends him flying.

Jia Zhangshi wants to flash her bony claws? She gets a good slap across the face.

Yi Zhonghai wants to guilt-trip him? One slap sends two old teeth packing.

In these famine years, Zhou Dong has a sign-in space where he can grow grain and raise livestock.

While everyone else goes hungry and cold, he eats meat every day.

Yi Zhonghai tries to brainwash him? Get lost.

Qin Huairu comes over to borrow meat? Not a chance.

The deaf old lady wants to push him around? He’ll expose her past.

Lou Xiao’e: Dongzi, your sister-in-law needs a favor.

A trip to Shichahai can even lead to a heroic rescue.

The rich girl from the courtyard slips him a key.

He spent his first eighteen years being a doormat. Now he’ll spend the next eighteen living off women, and when the next eighteen bring their golden opportunity, he’ll take off.

Now that he’s transmigrated, who’d bother working hard?