Forgotten Tenant: Landlord, How Many Apartments Do You Have?

A tenant's self-report: I am a Beijing drifter and have rented a house in Beijing for three years at a cost of 3,500 yuan a month. The room is an ordinary standard room. When I was renting a house, the landlord gave me a supplementary bank card and asked me to deposit the rent into this supplementary card on the payment date. Finally, he told me not to contact him if nothing happened. He was really busy. It was said that he had set up a farm of 300 acres in Yanjiao, which seemed to be called "Thunder and Thunder Pet Paradise" or something. At that time, I was especially grateful to the landlord who was easy-going and tolerant. I paid the rent on time when the day came. In the blink of an eye, the rent in Kyoto has increased year by year for three years, but the landlord has never told me about the rent increase. Until a few days ago, I was frustrated and ready to end my time in Beijing, so I called the landlord. At first, the landlord thought I was a liar and immediately blacklisted me. Later, I used my friend's mobile phone number to contact me again, and the landlord remembered that there was another house in Kyoto's Third Ring Road. He forgot about me... And the seven tenants in this apartment... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.