A Mixed Courtyard in the ’60s—Am I Eight Years Old with Twenty Years of Service?

[Era] [Rebirth] [Compound Courtyard] [Comedy] [Clever and mischievous] [Everyday warmth] [Leisurely life] [Large overbirth family] [Space]

(The plot has already progressed to the 1970s)

What can you do if you are sent to the food-and-clothing-short 1960s?

Bao Gen says that as long as the mindset is right, there is nothing that can't be done—first, get those six bars in place.

The story begins in Compound Courtyard No. 67 of Xiaosuzhou Hutong, a street separated from Nanluoguxiang by just one block.

An old-style notebook falls from the sky and knocks out Zhang Baogen, who has just been reborn into his eight-year-old body.

Every three days, the notebook refreshes a passage of graffiti-like words from the past or future for Bao Gen to see.

The notebook comes with storage space, and the five-pointed star appearing on the title page can even cause the items in the space to evolve a little.

Soybean cake becomes bean cake, corn cob powder becomes cornmeal, substitute steamed buns become coarse-grain steamed buns, moldy white flour becomes flour nearing its expiration date......

Until one day, Bao Gen suddenly discovers someone mentioning one of his aliases in the notebook, and even counting twenty years of work seniority for that alias.

The country has only been founded for eleven years—what the hell is twenty years of seniority?!

And I'm only eight years old!!!