Siheyuan: My Broken System Costs 50 Yuan a Day

## Siheyuan: My broken system costs 50 yuan a day >Li Yuan traveled through a courtyard house in the 1960s and became a steel rolling mill buyer supported by his family's debt. >The fresh food supermarket + fishing gear warehouse in my mind should be a golden finger, but [the system core is damaged]! >——The price is locked at the original price on the day of crossing (the promotion has just ended, pork belly is 58 yuan/jin!) >——The daily limit is 50 yuan for withdrawing supplies (can be accumulated, but it is a drop in the bucket) >——Items beyond the times are strictly prohibited >——The most worrying thing: the function is permanently locked and cannot be upgraded! >Looking at the sky-high price of goods and the desperate purchasing quota in his hand, Li Yuan's eyes turned dark. >"Fortunately, I was a prudent fisherman in my previous life." >While the whole hospital was waiting to see the joke about Li's bankruptcy: >- Li Yuan took out eight cents per pound of broken stick noodles and said, "Mom, the porridge will be thicker today." >- Squatting in the ice hole of the moat for a day: "Dad, this crucian carp is making soup to nourish my sister." >- Grass carp exchanged for a street ticket: "Third uncle, would you like to exchange this old thermos for a two-pound one?" >Under the restrictions of the system, Li Yuan used his daily quota of 50 yuan to make full use of his family's life. >The corn paste has thickened, my sister's cotton-padded jacket is stuffed with new cotton, and my parents' faces are less sad. >Occasionally, when fishing rods are big, the long-lost aroma of meat wafts over the dining table, and the rare laughter of the Li family wafts out of the small courtyard. >Yi Zhonghai: "Xiao Li, you must carry forward your style..." >Li Yuan weighed the carp he just caught: "Sir, would you like to exchange three kilograms of fish for your five kilograms of briquettes?" >Xu Damao was greedy for braised fish: "Yuanzi, can you help me get one too?" >Li Yuan pointed to the empty bucket: "The quota has been used up. Please come early tomorrow."