When she woke up, Lin Wei, a modern social animal, became the Lou Xiao'e in "Love in the Courtyard" who was cheated by Xu Damao, plotted by the people in the courtyard, and ended up with her family broken up.
Looking at the glib Xu Damao, Qin Huairu who pretends to be confused, Jia Zhang who is making a lot of calculations, and the three uncles who have their own agendas... Lin Wei, oh no, it's Lou Xiao'e now, clenched her fists.
She lived a useless life in her last life, but she should not be taken advantage of in this life!
Xu Damao wants the Lou family to be used as a cash machine? ——"What kind of man is it that he has to take care of his own affairs? What kind of man is he who has to live with nothing?"
Qin Huairu came to cry out for food again? ——"This is just the amount of food, but my mother is still waiting to replenish her health. Why don't you ask an elder to comment on it?"
Mr. Jia Zhang wants to take advantage and find fault? ——"Auntie, don't say this nonsense. If word spreads, people will think you are bullying your new daughter-in-law!"
With the sobriety of modern people and the respectability of a capitalist lady, she lives in the quagmire of Qinman Siheyuan. Protect your parents, gather enough confidence, kick out the scumbag, and avoid all the pitfalls in the original work!
As for the best ones in the courtyard? Anyone who wants to take advantage of her, Lou Xiaoe, must first taste how powerful she is - I've had enough of being taken advantage of!
Reader comments
I've traveled through time and space and still don't understand the layout, but I'm still chatting with the scumbag in the courtyard. I'm really convinced. You should go back and tell Lou Bancheng to prepare to run away. You can't take away as much property as Goldfinger. What is the author thinking?
I've traveled through time and space and still don't understand the layout, but I'm still chatting with the scumbag in the courtyard. I'm really convinced. You should go back and tell Lou Bancheng to prepare to run away. You can't take away as much property as Goldfinger. What is the author thinking?