Siheyuan: a Clever Rescue of Ladi, Lingquan Can See Through People's Hearts

Traveling through the famine years of 1960, Li Changchu guarded his ancestral courtyard house in Lijia Village and bound the sign-in system to the Lingquan space. While others were so hungry that they gnawed tree bark, he hung waxed pig legs on the beams of his house, put toffee biscuits on the table, and had four dishes and one soup for every meal. The life was low-key and nourishing, until the door opened that day and the widow Liang Ladi was found fainted at the door of the hospital. Save someone's life and feed him a bowl of spiritual spring water. When Liang Ladi woke up, he saw nine black bombs emerging above her head, and she was scolding him as a hooligan through gritted teeth. When the misunderstanding was resolved, the bomb was instantly cleared and replaced by nine red hearts - the system prompts: Anyone who drinks the spiritual spring, the host can directly see their favorability level. From then on, the beasts in the courtyard no longer had any disguise in front of him: Qin Huairu came to borrow food, with three red hearts and two bombs on his head; Yi Zhonghai was full of benevolence and righteousness, and had more bombs than anyone else; Jia Zhang's nine bombs were filled up before he opened his mouth. A spiritual spring reveals the secrets of people's hearts, and a family's wealth comes from a portable space. Li Changchu gnawed on the chicken leg and watched the whole hospital plot, and felt that life in this courtyard was much more interesting than he imagined. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.