[Low to Medium Aggression] [Major Modification of Silly Pillar/Rainwater] [Reshaping Family Values]

I transmigrated into the body of the "early-dead" eldest brother of Sha Zhu in "Full House of Love"!

After retreating from the battlefield, he drastically modified his younger brother and sister-in-law.

Faced with his younger brother He Yuzhu, who was exploited by the entire hospital and acted as a sycophant, He Weiguo had only one word: Beat him! Beat him until he sobered up!

What should one do when faced with He Yushui, the younger sister who has suffered all kinds of grievances since childhood and is as thin as a bean sprout?

He Weiguo transforms into a guardian angel: Pamper me! I'll make sure you're well-fed and clothed, and I'll stand up for you to the end. Anyone who dares to bully me will be severely punished!

The plan to drastically modify his siblings has begun: Silly Zhu, if you're itching for a beating, just say so!

Rain, with me here, I'll carry the sky even if it falls!

Watch how the iron-willed elder brother uses his "iron fist" and "warm sunshine" to forcefully reshape the He family's traditions in the Qin Man Siheyuan!

[With system][Starting from the street office][Both parents are present][Main character is a sweet talker! ]

Travel back to the courtyard house of the 1950s, join the street office, "develop both culture and sports", and deal with beasts!

Starting with Siheyuan, the idea of ​​exercise brings money, exercise makes you stronger, and if you dislike something, you have to intervene. Money is spent on buying, buying, buying. It's primarily urban TV dramas, with a few urban films sprinkled in. These are mostly modern dramas like Siheyuan, Ode to Joy, Under the Gate of Zhengyang, Little Women, Nothing But Thirty, Beijing Love Story, Mr. Good, A Little Joy, A Little Willingness, and My Physical Education Teacher...

Gao Zhendong transmigrates into the world of Siheyuan (The Courtyard). As a newcomer to the quadrangle compound, he boasts an impeccable background: an exemplar of revolutionary pedigree, physically robust, strikingly handsome, and battle-hardened from military service where he earned repeated merits. With advanced university education, technical expertise, ample funds, and a system at his disposal, he possesses both the wisdom of his past life and the system's guaranteed resources—occasionally enhanced by futuristic insights from lucky draws.

Rejecting trivial pursuits and petty squabbles over trifles, he aspires to contribute meaningfully in this zealous and vibrant era. At the very least, he wishes to declare in his twilight years: "These two lifetimes have been worthwhile."

Yang Xiaotao traveled through time, and still traveled to a world full of love in the courtyard.

But because he was familiar with the plot, he preferred to call it Qinman Siheyuan.

When I first arrived, I met Jia Dongxu getting married, but he actually died of injuries on the bed.

The reason was that... they were beaten by the beasts in the yard, and that was how Yang Xiaotao traveled through time.

Same name and surname, but different personalities.

In this era of rapid advancement, in this courtyard full of animals, Yang Xiaotao is confused and sad.

Fortunately, there are many standard features for time travellers, and the "Happy Learning System" is slowly turned on.

In 1958, Liu Yu, a graduate of Tsinghua University, was the brightest star of the day—his thesis was published in a national journal, and the university leaders invited him to stay and teach. The entire neighborhood groveled, begging for his recommendation! But he refused the professorship, refused the offer from a large factory, and shocked everyone with his statement, "I want to work in a factory management unit!" No one knew that this "bookworm" was actually a time traveler. In his previous life, he had witnessed his parents begging for a paltry three yuan and fifty cents in their courtyard house, and fighting tooth and nail for a single grain coupon. This time, he didn't just want a good life—he wanted to change the rules of the game for this era! When his third uncle knelt and begged him to work in the steel rolling mill, he sneered, "I'm going there right now..."

Chen Anzhi transmigrated into the world of "Siheyuan" and was assigned to work as a salesclerk in a state-run supply station, where he awakened the Super Factory System. From then on, his supply depot became wildly popular. Amidst an ocean of diverse goods, Chen Anzhi climbed to the very peak of success.

Meanwhile, characters like First Uncle Yi Zhonghai, Second Uncle Liu Haizhong, Third Uncle Yan Bugui, Xu Damao, Silly Zhu, and Granny Jia—while cursing him bitterly—had no choice but to smile obsequiously and grovel before him.

"Genuine goods, generous portions, sold only to those I favor" became Chen Anzhi’s motto.

Shazhu had a perfect start in life, so why did he end up freezing to death under a bridge? This is completely unnatural, so how can one change his life? This is a Siheyuan fanfiction, told from He Yuzhu's perspective. It's a story of a fresh start, more about family matters than anything else. There's no bitterness or sanctimony; it's simply how a normal person navigates the complexities of a Siheyuan.

Not melodramatic, not violent, more like everyday writing.

Reborn in 1958, I moved into courtyard number 95 in Nanluoguxiang. Did I transmigrate into a TV drama or a book? Luckily, I have plenty of buffs, so I don't have to spend all my time playing palace intrigue in a small courtyard! Main character: Chang Wei

Times are tough for everyone, right? But I believe if I just tend to my little farm casually every day, I can definitely strike it rich!

Qin Huairu: "I need to borrow rice, oil, or flour – feeding three kids is just too hard!"

Wu Kui: "The exit's to your right. Don't let the door hit you on the way out!"

Second Elder: "Becoming an official is real success! What are you showing off with your few coins?"

Wu Kui: "Some people wish they had something to show off."

Third Elder: "You're so wealthy now, surely treating us to your wedding feast isn't too much to ask!"

Wu Kui: "Guests here to celebrate are welcome. Free-loaders can get lost. I'm no saint, and I'm certainly no savior. I mind my own business – got it?"