He Bao from Blue Star accidentally transmigrates into the world of the Siheyuan dramas, becoming the hapless Silly Zhu.
Thinking of all the wonderful modern conveniences of the future, He Bao, a longtime Beijinger, has no idea which mighty deity he offended. He went to sleep and woke up to find himself forced to suffer through a life of hardship for no good reason.
Though this world has the alluring Thirteenth Aunt, charming and adorable heiresses, and elegant, refined daughters from scholarly families, none of them hold much appeal for He Bao.
After all, he's an experienced womanizer who's been around plenty of flowers. He's no longer that naive Silly Zhu who loses the ability to walk whenever he sees a beauty. Women definitely won't become the central theme of his life.
The only comfort is that the mighty deity who tossed him into this era casually gave him a spiritual spring dimension. It's small, and its effects are pathetically weak, but at least it's some consolation in his misfortune.
With no other choice, in this television world demonized by countless fanfics, He Bao can only take on the name Silly Zhu and live through an unprecedentedly fantastical life.
But the biggest problem before him now is figuring out how to feed his scrawny adopted sister, He Yushui...
I don't recommend that you waste your time. This book is purely for whitewashing the old deaf man and Yi Tianzun! The author seems to have deliberately forgotten that Yi Zhonghai embezzled He Yuyu's alimony and the things that Yi Tianzun withheld before He Daqing left! Money and a job!
I'm a talented person, but the quilt was given away directly. I don't know what I was thinking. I thought I was just buying it now.
Stupid indeed,
Siheyuan dog licking plus one