[90S+siheyuan+folk custom management+cute pets and hilarious]
I got on the last train by mistake due to fare evasion, and was sentenced to death by Guan Gong's knife on my neck. In order to survive, I became the "property manager" of a large courtyard in Xicheng - that is, I worked as a nanny for hundreds of "special owners", and I also had to work for a Qing Dynasty cat owner (she took 60% of the commission).
There is a cat in the family who only wants to scold her when she eats. She talks "unbridled" with her mouth open and shut; her teammate is an Erha who only wants to eat meat when he wants to tear down the house. And I, a Beidiao with only 13.8 Yuan in my pocket, was forced to carry the Zhenyin Tongbao.
From then on, my daily life: I helped the old ghost Guangxu find hidden silver in his dreams, played "Huan Zhuge Ge" to the eunuchs of the Qing Dynasty, played a play to Guan Gong on my Walkman, and used a camera flash to ward off evil spirits. From Suolongjing to the Forbidden City, I rode a 28-year-old bicycle. In Beijing in 1998, I collected "yin and yang property fees" while dealing with the inspections of Aunt Li from the street office.
[Reading Tips] This book contains a very high amount of dogs, an excessive amount of stalks, and involves old Beijing folklore. It is purely fictitious and is for entertainment purposes only.
