Siheyuan: Qin Huairu Regrets Copying Bailuyuan

In the 1960s, in the courtyard house of Nanluoguxiang, Qin Hao had neither a system nor a plug-in. He was a lonely man with no parents. He managed to become a person who could write Bailuyuan from a third-level fitter based on his ability. The manuscript fee is upwards of eight yuan per thousand words, and the days are getting more and more prosperous, with meat every meal, and the fragrance fills the courtyard. But Qin Hao knew very well that all the animals living in this courtyard were animals. Jia Zhang was sitting cross-legged on the kang and cursing, Jia Dongxu was lying paralyzed on the bed, suspicious of cuckoldry, Qin Huairu was so regretful that his intestines were blue, but it was this woman who looked down on him in the first place. Banggeng was abducted for several days and nights before the family decided to mourn and blamed others for not keeping an eye on the child. Now the editor-in-chief of the Imperial City newspaper personally came to urge him to publish, and even Director Yang of the steel rolling mill and Mr. Jin Yong from Hong Kong were staring at his updates. Qin Hao was immersed in the adaptation, but the hungry wolves in the courtyard were eyeing his meat and royalties, and their eyes were almost turning green. But Qin Hao was too lazy to respond - he was thinking about how to adjust the heat of the stew and how to make Qin Huairu regret it in the next chapter. This day is very lively. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.