The chef traveled through time with a broken system and became He Yuzhu. At the beginning, He Daqing had already run away and took his sister to live in a courtyard. Because there were many things to do, he bought a separate small courtyard and moved out.
"Sihezhu's Siheyuan" has no cheats or plots that force one's wits. The main character's sobriety and transparency can wipe away the feeling of frustration of "The Siheyuan full of birds". It is both relaxing and exciting to read. The setting of the protagonist Zhu Yuhe being reincarnated as Silly Pillar is so wonderful! A middle-aged man whose business failed in his previous life and was heavily in debt used his adult experience and sobriety to travel back in time to the 1960s and became He Yuzhu, an eighth-level chef at the Hongxing Steel Rolling Mill. He saw through the true colors of a group of people in the courtyard at the beginning. He was not manipulated by Qin Huairu's White Lotus like in the original Silly Pillar, nor was he held hostage by the moral kidnapping of the three uncles. He drew a clear line from the beginning: the widow stepped aside, the white-eyed wolf gave way, the best neighbor did not get involved, and he only focused on living a good life of his own. This kind of "no love brain, no Virgin" character is simply amazing! The portrayal of the people in the Siheyuan in the book not only restores the essence of the original work, but also amplifies the conflicts through the perspective of the protagonist, making people itchy and unable to stop watching. Qin Huairu's extravagance, Jia Zhang's indolence, the silly petty theft, the three uncles' different agendas, and Xu Damao's bad deeds. Every character is vivid and three-dimensional, and the protagonist's way of dealing with them is even more satisfying - eating in the cafeteria. He directly and coldly handles Qin Huairu's "special request", calls him "Master Qin" politely and distantly when faced with temptations, does not accept moral kidnappings, and does not do thankless things. This "sober-minded" way of coping is simply what the readers say! In addition to the excitement of managing the best neighbors, the plot of the protagonist pursuing a career and making a living is also particularly attractive. As an eighth-level chef, his cooking skills are vividly described in the book. Whether he is cooking a large pot of food for the worker brothers or preparing a banquet for the leaders, home-cooked dishes such as shredded potatoes, roasted eggplant, and twice-cooked pork are all described with mouth-watering textures. What's even more rare is that he doesn't monopolize the benefits, distributes the leftovers to his colleagues in the cafeteria, and patiently teaches cooking techniques. He not only sticks to his principles but also wins people's hearts. This "capable and measured" style of doing things makes the character more full-bodied. The rhythm of the plot is also well grasped, including the protagonist's dealings with everyone in the courtyard, as well as his pragmatic plans for the future. From tidying up the room, keeping money, to planning to buy furniture, collect antiques, and learn knowledge, every step shows the stability and foresight of an adult. The plot of sister He Yuyu bringing her classmate Yu Haitang to visit adds a touch of warmth and ambiguity to the story, making life after rebirth not only a "slap in the face" exhilarating, but also a life of fireworks. What I like most is that this book does not talk about comfort without being divorced from the background of the times. In the era of scarcity of materials, the preciousness of meal tickets, the shortage of goods in state-owned stores, and the quarrels between neighbors are all full of the strong atmosphere of the times, making readers feel like they are really in the courtyard houses of old Beijing in the 1960s. The protagonist uses his own advantages to live a solid life within the framework of the times. This "down-to-earth" counterattack is more immersive than the suspended Goldfinger plot. If you are tired of the frustration of Silly Zhu in the original novel and want to see how a sober, transparent and capable He Yuzhu manages to survive alone in a courtyard house and counterattack in life, this book is definitely worth reading. It has the hearty feeling of a slap in the face, but also the warmth and healing of serious life. Every plot is comfortable and enjoyable to watch. The more you read, the more you get addicted!
The male protagonist gets a sign-in system at the beginning. Sign-in directly rewards twins, who are happy to be a father! Sign in and directly become a household worth 10,000 yuan, instantly killing the courtyard house!