Siheyuan: Enjoying Life in the Fiery Red Years

Another title: Red-Hot Era, Enjoying Life in the Courtyard.

The male lead Liu Ping'an somehow returns to the pre-liberation period in a multi-plot, all-over-the-world plane. With both parents present, he works hard at farming, plunders foreign countries, and gets rich.

In the early stage it is mainly a funny life of teasing the courtyard neighbors; in the middle stage he goes out to develop. This book is at least one million words.

Xu Damao: Women are demons! My biggest hobby is eating, sleeping, and beating Sha Zhu...

Shao Zhu: Who the hell is ruining my matchmaking again...

Yi Zhonghai: Sha Zhu is the biggest fool in the capital city...

Yan Bugui: That kid is trying to make me treat him to a meal again...

Jia Zhangshi: My little brother is an honest man...

Bang Geng: Hey! Bro, what are you doing? I beat germs...

Liu Haizhong: I have what I have today all thanks to my younger brother’s nurturing...

This book will not wildly alter the original. It is mainly humorous, with both laughter and commotion, clever scheming, and everyday neighborly life, without too much hostility.

The protagonist starts out cautiously, and after becoming familiar with the era, gradually changes, laying out plans for Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, and the whole world.

While getting rich, he also uses future stock speculation and information from novels to secretly guide the country toward growing stronger step by step in advance: what about Jiaozhi Commandery? Lake Baikal? Vladivostok? Sakhalin Island? Central Asia? The old port commissioner’s office?

The book also contains a large amount of material from that era, which new authors who like writing courtyard-life novels can borrow as reference.

Another title: I Stirred Up Trouble from the Courtyard to the Whole World; The Courtyard Where I Am Is the World’s Biggest Terrorist Organization; The Courtyard Where I Pulled the Legs out from Western Countries.