[Siheyuan + God-Tier Intelligence + Martial Arts Expert + Feel-Good Story + No Longer a Sucker]
Transmigrated to the capital in 1962, Chen Feng starts by rescuing an old man from drowning, only to be assigned to the Red Star Steel Mill in the blink of an eye!
Barely in his twenties, he is appointed deputy head of the security section and given two proper rooms!
As soon as he takes up his post, the god-tier intelligence System sends him a message:
[In the office of Warehouse Number One, Qin Huairu is being coerced by the deputy director!]
[Intervene in time to receive a random lottery draw!]
Chen Feng pushes open the warehouse door, and with it, the door to a completely different fate for this siheyuan!
Ten thousand yuan in cash, a martial arts inheritance, traditional Chinese massage, elite investigative skills, god-tier dancing...
One intelligence report after another, one lottery draw after another, transform him from a young cadre who has just arrived into a tough man no one dares underestimate!
Silly Zhu kicks down his door looking for trouble? First, talk it out, then pay for the door!
Yi Zhonghai tries to use his status as an elder to pressure him? The rules of the public sector outrank the rules of the courtyard!
Jia Zhangshi wants to treat him as a permanent meal ticket? What's his is yours only if he gives it to you. If he doesn't, nobody gets to lay a finger on it!
By day, he investigates cases and practices martial arts. At night, he enjoys a peaceful life.
Chen Feng originally only wanted to master his martial arts, but he never expected that after saving Qin Huairu, more and more stories would come knocking on his door...
Qin Huairu's gratitude, Qin Jingru's admiration, Lou Xiao'e's curiosity, He Yushui's trust, Yu Li's shrewdness, Yu Haitang's pride...
As these women, each with her own distinct personality, gradually enter his life, the turmoil in the siheyuan is only just beginning!
You are a surprise that I will only meet once in my life. You are the cutest little star in the world.
It's really not worth rescuing people. If you don't send them in, there are still unspoken rules. Why go there?