Siheyuan: I Own a Shopping Mall

Wu Zhengdong transmigrates to an era of hardship, but brings along a modern shopping mall.

The enormous mall is packed with goods, stacked high enough to last Wu Zhengdong for decades.

Wu Zhengdong goes straight from a life of shortages to one where he has everything he needs.

He thinks he can settle down and live a quiet life, but it turns out his predecessor left him with a troublesome situation.

The morally upright Yi Zhonghai and foul-mouthed, shameless widow-chaser Silly Zhu once took care of him and saved his life.

Now he has to find a way to repay them.

Wu Zhengdong isn't a saint, but he can't be ungrateful, either.

So he'll repay the debts he owes and take care of the matters that need dealing with.

But even sweetened bitter herbs still taste bitter, and fruit picked before it's ripe can never taste sweet. Some people take a wrong turn and can still be saved by kindness, but others are so determined to ruin themselves that even Buddha can't help them!

Wu Zhengdong has always believed that every pitiful person has something detestable about them, and every detestable person carries a tragic burden.

He won't play the saint or the savior. He just wants to live with a clear conscience!

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