After awakening the memories of his past life at eighteen, Fang Yuan felt as if the sky had fallen. His grandfather and uncle were capitalists who had fled the country, his father was a rightist, and his mother was the eldest daughter of a landlord’s family.
Things got even worse. In the second year his father was working on a farm, the poor man accidentally fell into a river and drowned. When his mother heard the news, the shock triggered a heart attack, and she died too.
Well, that settled it: he was truly an orphan now.
He hadn’t even had time to carefully figure out how he was supposed to spend the coming decades as the son of a capitalist and a descendant of the Five Black Categories.
In a daze, Fang Yuan gathered his parents’ ashes and returned to the capital, planning to get in touch with his maternal grandfather’s family in the countryside and arrange the funeral.
But when he looked up, something even more infuriating happened. Wait, where was his home? They hadn’t even left him a door. They’d just bricked it up!
Is there any justice? Any law at all?
Do they really think they can bully a fallen tiger just because he’s down?
How dare they?!
He was poisoned to death in less than ten chapters... Please be careful.
A rare masterpiece on the theme of courtyard houses!
The theme is novel and not limited to the courtyard house, but I personally still like to read refreshing novels, especially those that torture beasts. Moreover, the protagonist's image of riding a horse is really good and completely hits my point. He is like a prince on a white horse. I really want to see the protagonist's daily interactions with the horse and his past experiences of taming it. The image of a young man riding a horse and whipping his horse completely hits my point.
The rating looks a bit low, but I personally think it's pretty good. Keep it up!
I think it's pretty good; its flaws don't outweigh its merits.
A good book; many things were verified, making it a very enjoyable read.
It's not bad, just a little short.
This is beautifully written, allowing everyone to understand the reality of that era. It portrays both the light and the darkness, and details of the man-made disaster.