Wu Qiong transmigrated into a siheyuan and became an ordinary resident there.
Once he arrived, he discovered that the whole courtyard was full of ordinary townsfolk scheming for their own reasons.
But that had nothing to do with him.
All he wanted was to work comfortably at the consignment shop and enjoy a cozy life with a wife and children at home.
Then one day, Xu Damao walked into the shop carrying something. "Wu Qiong, I bought this mink coat years ago. Take a look and tell me what you'll pay for it."
"One ragged old fur coat, bare leather with no fur!"
"Then what about this porcelain?"
"One broken chamber pot, with a hole but no spout!"
"Can you add a little more?"
"Seventy cents for the lot! Take it or leave it!"
And so his leisurely life began.
A low-conflict slice-of-life story set in a bygone era.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I just read more than 200 chapters, and I want to ask the author: Was your uncle's family eaten by you? Where are people? And Lou Xiao'e, Lou has disappeared since Liu Fei appeared. How come you silenced her? Author, can you eat some walnuts? . . . In addition, this protagonist was so heartless by you. When there was a job quota for the steel rolling mill, he thought of Lou Xiao'e first and then Yan Bugui. No one wanted him before he gave it to his cousins. It's all in vain that your uncle's family was so kind to you. He didn't have enough to eat and worried that you would be hungry. Even if he killed prey, he would give it to you!
System slaves, 10,000 yuan a roulette, ah**, working for the system, whenever you get rich, people will kill you instantly for one dollar or one penny.
No storage space? Then why don't you write a high-level system novel?
@Author, Yan Fugui's house is in the front yard, Xu Damao's house and the protagonist's house are in the backyard! There is also a middle courtyard across the way! Can you explain how they were connected together and caught fire???
Some people just disappear after writing about it, they are crazy.
After writing about it, some people stopped following it and accepted it.
Aren't you pregnant in the previous photos?
Not enough to see if there are any similar ones
Commentary on the first chapter of "The Leisurely Life in the Siheyuan" written by Lao Touhuan in the 1960s: First Entering the Siheyuan.
Commentary on Chapter 7: Living your own life well is the truth in "The Leisurely Life in the Siheyuan" written by Lao Touhuan in the 1960s.