At the Beginning of the Shared Tenancy, All the Roommates Had Problems

Name: At the Beginning of the Shared Tenancy, All the Roommates Had Problems
Author: Writer P8maaa

by Writer P8maaa

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Shen Yuming traveled through time, The good news is: I have a house and seven roommates. The bad news is: the house belongs to my sister, and the seven roommates are all "creditors" who have been let down by him. The lawyer roommate looked at him as if he were looking at the dock in the court; the talented painter would lock the door when he heard his footsteps; the top blogger once suffered from camera phobia because of him; even the withered pothos at the door seemed to have starved to death because he was too lazy to water it. Binding the [Fate Compensation System], Shen Yuming looked at a long list of people whose "negative fate values" were on the verge of collapse, and then looked back at this "home" - cold, guarded, and scarred. He knew that he was probably the most miserable time traveler in history. But it doesn't matter. Debts must be repaid. Use a meal of porridge she cooked silently when she had a stomachache, use the ironclad evidence she handed over when she was plagiarized, and use a silent firework that was lit for her when she was afraid of the world. He clumsily and stubbornly glued the broken relationships back together bit by bit. Until one day, the mysterious roommate who always brought back weird antiques late at night put a warm bronze coin into his palm and whispered: "Be careful, the 'debt' you repay seems to... Turn this home into a great place." And the sister who once hated him the most, tidied his collar in the morning light and asked in a low voice: "Would you like to go home for dinner tonight?" Shen Yuming suddenly realized that he no longer seemed to be "repaying debts." Instead, he wanted to protect this noisy and brightly lit home that he had rebuilt from the ruins with his own hands.