Courtyard Life: Qin Huairu Comes to My Home Late at Night
When he wakes up, modern young man Gu Feng has become the orphan of the same name in *Qing Man Siheyuan*: both parents dead, his grandfather recently passed away, the family utterly penniless, and he even has a mysterious blow to the head. Faced with Yi Zhonghai’s moral blackmail, the Jia family’s schemes, and the predatory eyes of everyone in the courtyard, he responds with extortion and reporting in one go. He designs a plan so that Qin Huairu comes to his house late at night on the wedding night, and takes in Qin Huairu... Qin Huairu’s active emotional bond... (Notice: This novel is adapted from *Qing Man Siheyuan*, but the characters and timeline are rearranged and reset. Please don’t judge it by the original drama. If you don’t like adaptations, you can skip it! This novel has a humorous and comedic style; those who like it, please support it. Thank you, everyone... bowing deeply!) In the dead of night, Yi Zhonghai’s savings for retirement vanish without a trace; Old Lady Long-eared suddenly becomes paralyzed and can no longer speak; the groom Jia Dongxu and the simp Silly Zhu become “eunuchs” overnight... The atmosphere in the courtyard changes, and becomes even more chaotic. How will Gu Feng, who has transmigrated, use a system, medical skills, and modern thinking to stir up trouble in the 1960s siheyuan, and turn an “affectionate siheyuan” into a full-blown “joyful siheyuan” farce?
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