The House Seller

Background: In modern society, housing has become an essential part of people’s lives. Buying and selling a home involves not only financial interests, but also people’s longing for a place to call home, their hopes for the future, and all kinds of emotions. Set in the real estate agency business, this novel depicts the interactions between agents and clients to explore the complexity of human nature, the ups and downs of life, and what home truly means. Main story: Fang Sijin, regional manager at Anjia Tianxia Realty, is abruptly transferred to the Jingyi branch following a company decision. With her decisive work style and fierce competitive streak, she stands in sharp contrast to the branch’s original manager, Xu Wenchang. The two end up running the office under a dual-manager system. While working at the Jingyi branch, they meet all kinds of clients. Newlyweds work hard to find the perfect little home in which to build their life together. Middle-aged couples rush to move for the sake of their children’s education. Older people sell their homes so they can enjoy a peaceful retirement. Every client who walks into the branch brings unique needs and a story of their own. As Fang Sijin and Xu Wenchang help their clients find homes, they gradually come to understand the joys and sorrows of their lives. Some clients are caught up in disputes over home purchases, some are torn over buying a home because of family conflicts, and others find it hard to let go of the past when selling their homes. The two must not only solve practical problems in property transactions, but also serve as their clients’ confidants and life advisers. In the process, Fang