A Very Happy Era in the Siheyuan

Chapter 36 A key protagonist whose family was destroyed and whose life was ruined. The protagonist doesn't kill him And yet there's a bunch of people defending this. You guys are really great

Xu Damao is a villain, but he is also a self-aware person. Apart from being blinded by Sha Zhu, he is a true winner in life. The protagonist's family wasn't a vulnerable group like the retirement home in the Central Court. What could a single courtyard possibly hide? Besides, in those days, a man's anger could easily lead to bloodshed.

The author, unaware of the prices at the time, couldn't stand seeing renting a room in the countryside for 15 cents a day. He gave himself such a huge advantage, yet didn't utilize it at all. With such immense potential for tenfold returns, you could have become a billionaire by losing money as a personal shopper in the city, doing good deeds. Instead, you went and raped Qin Jingru.

This is so well written. His parents, sister, and brother all dote on him, to the point that he's skin and bones. Is he carrying too many roundworms?

That's outrageous! 15 Cents a day for lodging in the countryside is higher than the rent for a courtyard house in Beijing.

🙂 Haven't watched it yet, but judging from the synopsis, the whole family dotes on him so much that he's become skin and bones.

Actually, the term "Siheyuan" (courtyard house) is a misnomer, detached from reality. There weren't that many widows in reality. In those days, women died more easily than men, and widows would naturally seek out widows. Besides, non-agricultural residents wouldn't marry agricultural residents, and children's household registration would follow the mother.

There are some indications that this is a story about a male succubus, so I don't recommend reading it.

Why do historical fiction stories necessarily need a system? Is it impossible to write without a system?

Never seen a woman before? He sleeps with every one he sees, he'll take any woman who comes to him.