The protagonist transmigrates into this era and sees that China is starting out with nothing. At first, he only wants to help the country develop one step at a time and make it safely through the turbulent years.
Whether it’s Love in the Courtyard or a courtyard full of troublemakers, none of it has anything to do with him as long as they leave him alone. He’s just an inconspicuous nobody in the courtyard.
Unfortunately, the System has played him, leaving him no choice but to become the sneaky one and crush the courtyard’s rookies with overwhelming superiority.
The story’s logic is generally sound, and the characters are generally intelligent. No forced melodrama or brainless characters.
Starting with a little courtyard, the story explores the ups and downs of life and the everyday squabbles of family, then moves on to patriotism, master craftsmen, and peerless pillars of the nation!
In truth, this is an industrial novel wearing a courtyard-story disguise!
All characters, events, and content in this book are fictional, and its world and timeline are parallel and imaginary. Do not try to match them to real people or events.
Any resemblance is impossible, absolutely impossible!
