Siheyuan: Beating Animals Can Win Prizes, I'm Crazy About It

In the cold winter of 1961, Zhao Jincai's family was so poor that the four of them shared a piece of bean dregs cake fed to the livestock. In order to prevent his fifteen-year-old sister from fleeing alone, he went to Sijiu City with two letters from his father, preparing to defect to He Daqing and Zhou Dehai, director of the canteen of the steel rolling mill. As soon as he arrived at Courtyard No. 95, Banggeng deliberately looked for trouble. Jia Dongxu protected his son and cursed, and Shazhu even clenched his fists and rushed forward to stand up for the Jia family. Hundred acres of spiritual land, top physical fitness and merit lottery pools are opened at the same time. Only then did Zhao Jincai realize that teaching someone who really deserved a beating could be considered a virtue. He slapped the stupid pillar, and if he hit it again, he would have one more chance to win the lottery. The Jia family was still cheering from the side, but Shazhu finally saw clearly that when he was fighting for others, none of the so-called brothers were willing to step forward to help. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.