Transmigrating Through the Heavens: Starting with the Silly Pillar of the Courtyard

Qin Huairu preferred this place to the Jia family. It was here that she found happiness and fulfillment.

Even without Jia Zhangshi, that old hag, the Jia family still had nothing for Qin Huairu to cherish.

Especially when she has someone else in her heart, she feels particularly disgusted by Jia Dongxu whenever she sees him, and even finds his words disgusting.

When Qin Huairu returned to the courtyard house, she first went to Yi Zhonghai's house and brought her daughter back.

She then asked Banggeng to look after her younger sister while she quickly prepared dinner for the family. She doesn't really like doing laundry anymore; she'll avoid being as diligent as possible if she can save herself the trouble.

The area around Fuxiang Hutong was regularly cleaned, so this place was only kept to a general cleanliness. Fortunately, compared to the other houses in the courtyard, the Jia family's place was relatively clean, so it didn't arouse Jia Dongxu's suspicion.

At most, he just felt that Qin Huairu didn't have much time to tidy up the house because she was taking care of two children.

Qin Huairu went out at noon today and didn't get back until almost five o'clock.

I can't help it, we haven't seen each other for so long, I'm just too excited today.

He Yuzhu left around 3 a.m., and Qin Huairu lay in bed for more than an hour before she recovered.

Qin Huairu now has a deep understanding of the differences between men; just because someone looks strong doesn't mean they're truly capable.

Qin Huairu has now been with three men, with Yi Zhonghai being her first.

Having just experienced the pleasures of intimacy, she didn't experience much joy.

Eager to get rid of her afterward, the old scoundrel Yi Zhonghai quickly introduced Qin Huairu to Jia Dongxu.

At the time, Qin Huairu had no choice but to accept her bad luck in order to marry into the city. Mainly because she was inexperienced then, Yi Zhonghai only gave her one hundred yuan to appease her.

Nowadays, you can't even think about settling things without a thousand yuan.

Later, when she married Jia Dongxu, she didn't notice much difference.

Qin Huairu thought all men were the same until she met He Yuzhu, and then she realized that they were not.

This difference is not only reflected in ability and position.

Anyway, Qin Huairu really doesn't want to separate from He Yuzhu now; this man fulfills all her fantasies.

With this man as her support, Qin Huairu was not afraid of encountering any difficulties.

The money the man gave wasn't much, only ten yuan a month. If Jia Dongxu worked hard to advance two more levels, his salary would be close to fifty yuan.

However, even as a husband, Jia Dongxu couldn't provide Qin Huairu with the same sense of security as He Yuzhu.

Qin Huairu always felt that Jia Dongxu was unreliable, as if she was destined to rely on He Yuzhu sooner or later.

This was Qin Huairu's most honest feedback. Now that Jia Dongxu had started gambling, Qin Huairu had guessed it, but she didn't even try to stop him.

From the moment Qin Huairu decided to be with He Yuzhu, she no longer considered the Jia family as a reliable source of support or a future partner.

No matter what happens to the Jia family, Qin Huairu feels she will survive, and that's the confidence the man gives her.

If Jia Dongxu has money, Qin Huairu will have more money to spare; if Jia Dongxu has no money, Qin Huairu won't be afraid of going hungry and homeless.

Qin Huairu even had an indescribable thought in her mind: if Jia Dongxu also died, her life would be better.

Qin Huairu couldn't voice this thought, not even to He Yuzhu.

Otherwise, she would seem too cruel, but this thought was clear and deeply etched in her mind.

Qin Huairu felt that this was because she liked He Yuzhu too much, which was why she had these delusions.

Because now she can't be with He Yuzhu freely, and she has to avoid other people's gazes no matter what she does.

If Jia Dongxu were gone, Qin Huairu would have more time to spend with He Yuzhu.

Including this small courtyard, as long as she is still Jia Dongxu's wife, she cannot live here openly.

However, if Jia Dongxu is gone, Qin Huairu can move out of the courtyard house. Then it will be perfectly natural for her to live here.

This also means that everyone has the right to pursue their own happiness.

Compared to the cramped Jia family home, she could have a complete courtyard here.

The scoundrel in the front yard finally tracked down Qin Huairu, and just as he was about to go up and get to the bottom of things...

He was hit on the head by a dark figure, and when he woke up, he was in the wilderness.

He was only wearing a pair of pants, and there was a line of text written on the ground: "If you follow Qin Huairu again, you'd better watch out for your life."

Lai Zi fell ill as soon as he returned to the courtyard house that day. The weather was cold and he was scared. After recovering, he never dared to cause trouble for Qin Huairu again.

This kind of person bullies the weak and fears the strong. In addition, the other party directly wrapped a thin rope around the leper's penis, almost crippling his brother.

The leper didn't want to be killed or castrated one day.

Qin Huairu only learned from He Yuzhu afterward that she had actually been followed by Lai Zi.

As luck would have it, Qin Huairu arrived first that day.

He Yuzhu came over after finishing his work. As he approached the courtyard, he saw Lai Zi peeking out from the doorway. He immediately realized that Qin Huairu was being followed.

This place is quite far from the courtyard house, so it's no surprise that Lai Zi is peeking out from his doorway.

This guy had clearly been following Qin Huairu for a long time and finally found her location today. He Yuzhu originally planned to make her disappear without a trace, but he was worried that she might leave behind some evidence.

In the end, he decided to teach the other party a profound lesson. If he continued to stalk him, he would either kill him or give him a severe beating.

That explains why the leper woke up and was taken to the wilderness. The reason the leper was afraid was because he was taken twenty kilometers outside the city.

The fact that the other party dared to take an unconscious person so far without being discovered is something even a scoundrel wouldn't dare to ponder.

The things Lai Zi automatically imagined were even more terrifying than what He Yuzhu had thought of, and that time it completely frightened Lai Zi.

When he later saw Qin Huairu in the courtyard, he didn't even dare to look her in the eye.

I imagine that in Lai Zi's mind, Qin Huairu's lover has a powerful and unfathomable background.

With this problem solved, He Yuzhu felt relieved.

He never imagined that Qin Huairu would be followed, which shows that no one, no era, should be underestimated.

He Yuzhu has been going to Pigeon City quite often lately, but he's not there to trade in grain or supplies.

I mainly come here to exchange gold. I've been here many times before and I'm a regular customer.

However, the other party never saw He Yuzhu's true face. Every time He Yuzhu came to make a transaction, he was wearing a mask and a baseball cap.

Both parties use coded messages to confirm each other's identities, and no one would bother to investigate the background of such regular customers.

The person who could produce so many supplies was clearly no ordinary individual. Naturally, they wouldn't cause trouble; offending someone powerful would only bring them trouble.

Besides exchanging gold, He Yuzhu would also wander around looking for things that interested him. Books, especially old books, were among them.

Tao Teng has some old books, not for future appreciation. He just wants to read them because he's free every day.

Today, He Yuzhu visited Pigeon Market again and saw a book stall.

He Yuzhu stepped forward; the bookstall was filled with many old books.

He Yuzhu flipped through the books casually but didn't find anything he liked. Just as he was about to leave, he suddenly noticed a yellowed book.

"How much is this book?"

The bookstall owner glanced at the books He Yuzhu was holding.

"Two yuan."

He Yuzhu handed the other person two yuan, took the books, and turned to leave.

This book is not a martial arts manual. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the government gathered together all the martial arts families and recorded a large number of techniques and moves.

It was actually released, but only one version was released before it disappeared.

That was also the first time in the Chinese martial arts world that someone had publicly revealed their secret techniques and moves.

He Yuzhu must have also found a copy and studied it in detail. He Yuzhu discovered that it was not as magical as the legends suggested.

This refers to physical training, power generation techniques, and attack moves.

The ancient book I saw this time is actually the Eight-Section Brocade exercise for health preservation. Judging from its age, it is genuine.

Two of the medicinal diets are particularly valuable, one of which is for women's beauty and skin care.

Another point is for men to stay healthy.

The Eight Pieces of Brocade is said to have been a health-preserving exercise developed by ancient imperial physicians to help emperors live longer.

So these two medicinal dishes were naturally intended for the imperial court, for the imperial concubines and the emperor to maintain their health.

As a chef, learning a couple more medicinal dishes would definitely benefit He Yuzhu's culinary skills.

As for health-preserving exercises, it's estimated that no one would miss them.

He Yuzhu is in very good health now, and he even feels that living to be a hundred years old is not a problem.

It's hard to say how one will live. Whether one lives to be a hundred years old in good health or a hundred years old lying in bed, it's still living.

He Yuzhu certainly hopes to stay healthy and live to be 100 years old.

The original owner was born in 1935, so even in 2000, he would only be 65 years old.

If you can maintain the same health as a young person at 65 years old through health-preserving exercises and medicinal diets, that would be truly amazing.

Knowing that he could become a billionaire in the 1980s, he certainly didn't want to be old and frail by then.

He was only 45 years old in the 1980s. If he had been as young and strong as he is now, He Yuzhu would probably have been living a very wild life.

He Yuzhu returned home and immediately began studying the book.

After careful consideration, He Yuzhu felt that these two medicinal dishes were very scientific.

The combination of ingredients is completely in line with nutritional principles.

As for the effects, they need to be verified over time to confirm the authenticity of the medicinal diet.

There's no need to worry about anything being wrong with the Eight Pieces of Brocade exercise. Since it only involves some movements that promote blood circulation and relieve muscle tension, there's no need to worry about going astray.

He Yuzhu plans to start exercising every morning starting tomorrow.

The entire set of movements takes only about twenty minutes. This is because the Eight Pieces of Brocade requires that the movements not be too fast, and each movement must be performed to the fullest extent.

Otherwise, if you fight quickly, it will be over in a few minutes.

Regardless of whether the exercise is effective or not, spending twenty minutes on it every day is not a problem for He Yuzhu.

If it really does improve my future health, then it's a huge win.