Bang Geng Has Blood Cancer, and the Whole Courtyard Wants My Daughter to Donate Her Bone Marrow

I have read more than 40 novels about Siheyuan. The most pitiful thing is Banggen. After stealing a chicken, it fell into the toilet and was flooded. He was poisoned and drank gold juice. His legs were broken. He was licked by a rooster. He was sent to a juvenile detention center. He beat a small pine cone and was beaten until he became a eunuch. It was so pitiful.

I want to see the kind of plot where the people in the courtyard are killed and then escape. I don't know if there is one.

After reading the introduction, I want to know, is it matched with the protagonist's daughter? I was really poisoned right from the introduction.

This technology was used in the 1960s. It's funny.

I don't know why so many people write about Siheyuan and all kinds of vampires that I don't like. I watched this drama specifically. To be honest, it was also a microcosm of an era. You will naturally have a different perspective when you look at it from the current perspective. But if you are serious, ask your parents or grandparents what they were doing at that time, how much money they made, and what they ate? What do you think? This kind of book has no positive energy. I originally read the novel to relax, but after reading the resume, I felt like I had eaten a fly.

I was forced to donate blood and I haven't finished writing 36 chapters. It's too watery,**

What's going on? When Xiao was born, he had type A blood, Huaihua had type O blood, and Jia Jian had panda blood. Are the three of them really biological siblings?

In the 1950s and 1960s, most people could afford cancer surgery, right? So awesome

Can you kill a few to add to the fun? Otherwise, the king with a strong mouth will be boring to watch.

I remember that transplantation technology did not appear in China until the late 1990s. As for bone marrow transplantation, I think it was not until 1999. (I have no memory of the specific ninety years.