Siheyuan + apocalypse + one female lead + comedy + fresh premise
You think a siheyuan story is about family squabbles and petty neighborhood drama.
You've never seen a siheyuan story where the whole courtyard transmigrates into the apocalypse and makes a name for itself.
1960. No. 95, Nanluoguxiang.
On his first day after transmigrating, modern office drone Wu Tian is blocked at the door by Jia Zhangshi, demanding ten yuan.
One sentence from him makes her kneel and sing "Conquer," leaving the courtyard full of weirdos stunned.
Seven days later, everyone is forcibly transmigrated to the apocalyptic wasteland.
This is a siheyuan novel with a completely fresh premise:
Jia Zhangshi is no longer just a shrew. She's the "Apocalypse Taunt Queen," making mutant beasts lose their intelligence.
Silly Zhu is no longer just a brawler. He's a "dual-cuisine god chef whose cooking deals critical hits."
Qin Huairu is no longer just a scheming white lotus. She's the "whole team's healer who sheds her disguise."
Yi Zhonghai is no longer just a habitual moral blackmailer. He's the "apocalyptic political commissar who unites a million refugees."
When a group of eccentric neighbors who can't stand one another are collectively transmigrated to a wasteland overrun by mutant beasts,
others fight to survive, while they make a name for themselves.
Others cry, while they laugh.
The apocalypse? It's my backyard.
In a word, this is a fresh new novel about a siheyuan courtyard surviving the apocalypse together, packed with contrasts.
