Siheyuan: After Jia Zhangshi Refused to Let Me Join Her

Name: Siheyuan: After Jia Zhangshi Refused to Let Me Join Her
Author: River Moon Night

四合院：投奔贾张氏被拒以后

by River Moon Night (江月夜)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 1.0M Words
Genre: Fanfiction
Subgenre: Film & TV Fanfiction
Updated: 2d ago
Source: Faloo

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Synopsis

After transmigrating into Love in the Courtyard, Zhang Cheng became Jia Zhangshi’s nephew. His father had died early, and during the famine of 1958, his mother collapsed from hunger at home. Before she passed, she told Zhang Cheng to take his younger sister, Zhang Ru, to their aunt in the city, Zhang Cuihua, who was none other than Jia Zhangshi. But Jia Zhangshi looked down on them and flatly denied they were related. Jia Dongxu and his wife drove them out like beggars, and Banggeng even yelled at them, calling them little beggars. With nowhere else to turn, Zhang Cheng and his sister were left wandering the streets. Then he awakened the System and used it to escape their plight, bring his mother to the city, and give his family of three a comfortable, well-fed life. Jia Zhangshi grew envious and came around to claim kinship: “Chengzi, Auntie was wrong. Give me another chance.” Zhang Cheng: “Who are you? I don’t know you!” Jia Dongxu: “Little bro, my dear cousin, lend your big brother some grain!” Zhang Cheng: “I don’t have any grain, but I can give you some gas. If you want some, I’ll let one rip!” Qin Huairu: “Banggeng hasn’t had meat in a month. Look how thin he is. Can’t you take pity on him?” Zhang Cheng: “My dog hasn’t had meat in a month either. Even if I had any, I’d only feed it to him. At least he doesn’t bark at me!” Back then, you wouldn’t give me the time of day. Now you can’t even hope to get close to me! This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.