Siheyuan: Supporting Waist Xu Huizhen, Possessing Both Power and Sex

Cao Mengde traveled to Forty-Nine City in 1955 and became a descendant of martyrs and a top mechanical engineer who returned from the Soviet Union. A letter from his cheap sister-in-law asked him to take over the tavern on Qianmen Street and the courtyard house in Nanluogu Lane. What's even more outrageous is that he has an unfair favorability system in his mind. If you get enough favorability, you can draw prizes, ranging from master Chinese medicine to god-level spiritual springs. On the first day after returning to the courtyard, Yi Zhonghai relied on his old man and wanted to take over his family property. Cao Mengde gave the beasts in the hospital the first lesson of the school year with an over-the-shoulder throw, six big mouths, and a thousand yuan in compensation: Starting today, change the rules. When he entered the steel rolling mill, a Soviet milling machine that had been lying dormant for three months roared in his hands again, and the director made an extraordinary promotion on the spot. From a technical backbone to the person in charge of key projects, his career has taken off like a rocket. All the way into the ministry. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.