In the Family Home in the 1970S, I Relied on Settling Accounts to Turn Over

Veteran Zhao Weidong returned to Beijing, took over his father's public house, and settled in an old Beijing courtyard house in the 1970s. Eight households live in the same house, intrigues, life and death are determined by food and oil indicators, and one room overturns the entire hospital. Yi Zhonghai was hypocritical and in power, and had deep old grudges over secretly seizing the family property. Now that he saw him return, he immediately changed his face and ostracized him. The protagonist holds policies, recordings and evidence, breaks the situation with a cold eye, and works step by step. There is no golden finger, it all depends on the toughness of the brain, and there is no way to slap the villain in the face. From ensuring power and housing to starting a business, settling old grudges and reshaping the order of the compound. The Beijing flavor is very exciting, and it is very satisfying to listen to the book party. This time, it's your turn to slap your thigh and say wow! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.