The Courtyard’s Abandoned Child: A Leisurely Life After Cutting Ties to Go Down to the Countryside

Transmigrating into the 1970s of a parallel world, Jiang Shubai discovers that his parents each have their own white moonlights, and that they got together because of a matchmaking marriage and mutual benefit.

After his great-grandmother passes away, his parents decisively divorce and run off to pursue their own love, and he once again becomes a nobody unwanted by anyone.

At sixteen, on the very day he finds a job, his parents demand that he go to the countryside in place of their “adopted son” and “adopted daughter.”

Just then, the jade gourd he picked up opens, granting him a daoist medicine cultivation base from a parallel universe.

Jiang Shubai sits down calmly and says, “It’s fine if you want me to go down to the countryside, but agree to three conditions.”

“First, sever the family ties.”

“Second, compensate me for what I suffered going down to the countryside, and also handle the severing of ties on the other side.”

“Third, move out of my room, stepfather and stepmother.”