Siheyuan: Jia Zhangshi Pawns Her Granddaughter's Lifespan

Zhou Cheng inexplicably became the proprietor of Pawnshop No. 8. Unwilling to be a puppet, he struggled for years before dying alongside the shadowy figure behind the scenes.

He never expected to be reborn in a courtyard house. Zhou Cheng had been forced to play the villain for far too long, and now he only wanted to be a good person!

Who knew the whole courtyard was full of animals!

Jia Zhangshi pawned her two granddaughters for extra years of life. In the end, she harmed herself as well as others, became bedridden with no one to care for her, and died miserably.

Bang Geng pawned his family ties for the skill of a master thief. He lived high on the hog and didn't care whether his family lived or died. In the end, he went to prison and was sentenced to life.

Qin Jingru pawned her love for wealth and status, only to be driven mad by Xu Damao, who was green in every sense of the word.

Xu Damao pawned his father's brains for business talent, but his wicked ways never changed. He cheated and swindled until he was beaten half to death and thrown in prison.

Grandpa Yi pawned his conscience for a son to care for him in his old age, only to be angered to death by the son he'd gotten in return.

Grandpa Er pawned his loyalty for a smooth career, only to be reported by his three sons and disgraced. He ended up singing about his prison blues.

Grandpa San forced his children to pawn their hearing, taste, and other senses for a windfall. In the end, they turned on one another over how to divide the spoils.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.