A bunch of bloodsuckers join forces to ruin every good thing a fool tries to do, all for their own benefit.
The Qin widow and her family did such a number on the fool that he ended up with no descendants, doomed to spend his whole life without a family of his own. They did it purely to selfishly support the Qin family's children.
Thank goodness Lou Xiaoe had a child, or he would have ended up with no descendants at all.
Everyone in the courtyard morally blackmailed the fool. He understood what was going on, but there was nothing he could do.
The whole courtyard was full of selfish schemers, ingrates, bullies, and ungrateful wretches.
The Qin widow used reverse psychology. If the fool came home without food, she would turn up her nose at him. She never saved any good food for him, giving him only peanuts. She had no affection for him whatsoever, only using him. She was the very picture of human ugliness.
Is this what true kindness and beauty in a Beijing courtyard are supposed to look like?
He Yuzhu, who knew the plot, laughed.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Chapter 3: The escalation of the chicken stealing incident, "The Courtyard of Love: I'm No Longer a Fool" written by Prosperity and Shengshi, chapter review at the whole hospital meeting.
Commentary on Chapter 1: Rebirth of Silly Pillar, "Love in the Courtyard: I'm No Longer a Silly Pillar" written by Prosperous Shengshi.