At thirty, Yi Chuanzong can only deliver packages on an electric tricycle.
By a stroke of luck, he finds himself in an era when an old-fashioned bicycle is practically a supercar.
Bicycles are slow, the scenery along the road is beautiful, and he has his own relief-benefit System.
When times are good, he grinds experience day and night.
When times are tough, he works, eats, and collects welfare benefits.
Life in this courtyard inevitably comes with romance and drama. He plans to change the way he disciplines the “birds” in the yard.
Of course, first he has to figure out how to feed himself. After all, he’s so strong he can’t help wanting to give himself a beating. After thinking it over, he decides to save that for his son.
