Siheyuan: Many Children and Many Blessings Lead to a Long-Lived Family

Cao Kun traveled ten months into the 1960s, relied on his foresight to intercept Hu Qinhuairu, and relied on his ability to become the deputy chief of the security department of the steel rolling mill. It wasn't until the birth of the first son that the belated longevity family system was finally bound, and the money, attributes, and longevity rewards fell at the same time. The birds in the courtyard are still calculating for a meal of meat and a few rooms, but he has continued to expand his family business with more children and more blessings, allowing Qin Huairu, He Yueyue and other family members to take the elixir of aging and beauty and practice health-preserving exercises. Later, Cao Kun moved the stage from the courtyard to Xiangjiang, opened a store, set up a factory, improved equipment, and even presented ship blueprints and universal materials to alarm the leaders. Now, he has used Suxiao Jiuxin Pill to save a critically ill engineering veteran, and even medical experts are pursuing the prescription. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.