The Beijing courtyard house is the characteristic of an era and the beginning of a new life. When Zhou Zhiyuan, who understood the trajectory of history, walked into this courtyard house, his life in this era officially began.

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

Reborn as He Yuzhu in a chaotic Siheyuan courtyard, he awakens the Divine Chef System—with top-tier cooking skills and a sharp mind, he's not here to be anyone’s fool.

From day one, he marries his wife and flips the script on this so-called "neighborhood drama." Qin Huairu and the First Uncle try to guilt-trip him with their twisted morals? Not a chance.

Jia Zhang and Bang Geng causing trouble again? Brother Zhuzi has no time for their nonsense—and he’s not afraid to show them who's boss.

Wholesome vibes, slice-of-life twists, character reworks, and a loyal single female lead—watch He Yuzhu cook up a new life in the courtyard, one dish (and one showdown) at a time!

Forty-nine cities and large courtyards, children and wives are on the hot bed.

Large pots, small pots, stir-fry, fry, stew and stew.

He Yu traveled through time and became He Yuzhu, from a cook in a factory canteen to the God of Cooking in Forty-Nine City.

He and his wife Wen Li have gone through ups and downs in the changing seasons for fifty years.

I've been transported to a traditional courtyard house in the 1960s, and I start off with a sign-in system, living a leisurely and prosperous life...

The plot is peaceful, heartwarming, and joyful, lighthearted and humorous, reminiscent of the Wei dynasty, allowing you to enjoy life and fulfill your desires...

The story begins with me being transported to Beijing in 1949, on the eve of liberation, where I rescue Tian Dan, a Red Party special envoy being hunted by agents of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics. Unexpectedly, Jia Zhangshi takes a liking to Tian Dan and, while I'm away, actually brings Jia Dongxu to intercept her! Damn it, do you think I'll let you get away with this? I'll slap her across the face!

Unwittingly arriving at this familiar courtyard house, Song Yuan, possessing memories of his future life, believes that respecting the fate of others is a fundamental virtue. You're taking advantage of your age? I'll speak of national righteousness! You're trying to morally blackmail me? I'll say the law is impartial! In this vibrant era, Song Yuan doesn't want to deal with these petty squabbles; he only wants to shine! Single female lead + intelligent protagonist + no vulgarity + no talismans. There's a cheat code, but it's not very useful. The main story is about a modern person using legal thinking to live in a courtyard house.

Bi Qingfeng transmigrated to a world filled with beasts in a courtyard. He awakened a system that rewarded him for punishing evil and promoting good. Naturally, Bi Qingfeng showed no mercy to the hordes of beasts in the courtyard. He Yuzhu had been embezzling from the steel mill's kitchen for over ten years, and even condoned and tolerated the thefts by Bang Geng. Xu Damao had been taking bribes to show movies in the countryside for over ten years, and even used the steel mill's employees' names to deceive rural women. An old man had been secretly keeping money sent by He Daqing to He Yuzhu and He Yushui for over ten years. In addition, Bang Geng, who repeatedly stole from the steel mill's kitchen, was also secretly keeping Xu Damao's wealth.

Li Weidong takes the game farm back to an era of scarcity. He doesn't need to struggle to fill his stomach and just wants to be a carefree person.

Unfortunately, both men in his family disliked him.

The pretty widow next door is determined to marry her daughter to him.

Do you watch the turbulent sea or the blooming flowers in the courtyard?

Li Weidong just wanted to slowly savor the local charm, starting with a small online marketplace like Xianyu.