Siheyuan: From the Start, I Sent Silly Zhu to the Farm

(No harem, a ruthless edge, mildly overpowered, no sanctimonious heroine, spatial storage, no System) Also known as: *The Courtyard: My Lovely, Lame Wife* Does being a fool mean you deserve to be bullied? Didn't fools have parents who raised them, too? The original protagonist's father died in an accident at the steel mill, leaving behind only an adopted older sister with a lame leg and the foolish original protagonist. The courtyard's pack of vultures set their sights on the compensation money and house left by his father. They tried to persuade his sister to take the money and run, but failed. Then Yi Zhonghai, the self-proclaimed paragon of morality, egged Silly Zhu on to attack the original protagonist. The foolish protagonist died from the attack, and a transmigrator with the same name took the opportunity to inhabit his body. “Don't worry. Since I've taken over your body, your enemies are mine too. I'll make everyone who ever hurt us pay.” Yi Zhonghai, the paragon of morality? Liu Haizhong, the devoted father? Yan Bugui, the generous one? Jia Zhangshi, the kind neighbor? Qin Huairu, the chaste widow? Jia Banggeng, the model young man? Don't worry, none of them will get away. I'll make sure every last one of them goes down there to apologize to you. Dear readers, after you finish reading, please take a moment to click the follow and rating buttons. Please, please, please!