Courtyard: Jia and Zhang Pledged Their Granddaughter's Lifespan

Zhou Cheng inexplicably became the shopkeeper of Pawnshop No. 8. He didn't want to be a puppet. After several struggles, he died together with the shadow behind the scenes. Not wanting to be reborn in the courtyard, Zhou Cheng was forced to be a bad guy for too long, and now he just wants to be a good guy! Who knows, the courtyard is full of animals! Jia Zhang's two granddaughters were pawned in exchange for life. As a result, they harmed others and themselves. They were paralyzed in bed, with no one to take care of them, and they were miserable. Died tragically. Banggeng pawns family affection in exchange for the skills of stealing saints, and enjoys a good life, regardless of whether his family lives or lives, and ends up in jail, or Life imprisonment. Qin Jingru pawned her love in exchange for glory and wealth, but was beaten crazy by the environmentally friendly Xu Damao. Xu Damao pawned his father's brain in exchange for his business talent, but he kept his bad nature and engaged in deceit and abduction, and was eventually beaten and disabled. Jailed. Uncle Yi pawned his conscience in exchange for having a son to die with, but he was angered to death by his advantageous son. The second uncle was a loyal man and had a good career in government. However, he was reported by his three sons and was thrown out of his job, making him cry behind bars. The third uncle forced his children to pawn their hearing, taste, etc. In exchange for a windfall. In the end, due to uneven distribution of the spoils, they turned against each other. Hatred. … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.