Chen Yue transmigrates to a Siheyuan in the 1960s, only to find he's been a pathetic simp for Qin Huairu?
The Jia family wants to take over my home under the pretense of borrowing it? No way! Dream on!
Qin Huairu wants to bleed me dry, too? Bullshit. First, pay back every cent you took from me, with interest!
Jia Zhangshi slanders me? Get lost!
Yi Zhonghai tries to guilt-trip me? Then don't blame me for being ruthless.
Silly Zhu blindly defends Qin Huairu? You deserve to die without an heir.
The Jia family is trying to leech off me by force? Then I'll show you what it means to bleed profusely!
The courtyard has changed, but Chen Yue is still the same low-key, harmless-looking Chen Yue.
[Harmless and “helpful” on the surface, but a scheming, sly old wolf underneath: Chen Yue]
[Not too much aggression, and the protagonist isn't out to fight the whole world. A slow burn.]
[The Jia family borrowed money from the protagonist without signing a note, so he won't get it back right away. The Hong Kong circle appears later.]
Why do all the courtyard houses write that Xu Damao is a bad guy? Xu Damao doesn't steal or lie in the courtyard. Silly Zhu steals food from the cafeteria and beats people in the courtyard. He is a good person.
Good or bad, Qin Huairu borrowed the money from Li Gou for many years and never got it back, and the author is blind, likes Yu Haitang, and cares that the heroine is Yu Haitang.
After only a few pieces, things started to get messy. I was working on it for a while, and then working on it for a while!
Let's put it this way, you shouldn't focus on Chinese medicine skills, because Chinese medicine requires a teacher and a lot of experience. If you graduate from a junior high school and are still a worker, how can you continue to learn Chinese medicine suddenly? Writing a book is not just about talking nonsense. In addition to writing skills, you also need an understanding of history.
A bit of a section worker and a bit of a fitter.
My predecessor licked Begonia, and I traveled back in time to continue, but in a different posture. What qualifications do you have to laugh at your predecessor???
I've read about chapter 50, and I always feel like I'm missing something. I'm a time traveler, and I know the specific situation. Why don't I be tougher? I don't understand!!
Is this a blacksmith or a fitter?
I'm not optimistic. When writing a period article, you should at least have an understanding of the professional titles and living environment background of that era.
So damn speechless 😒