Siheyuan: Starting with level 8 benchwork skills

The funds of the three uncles were successfully recovered, and they continued to run the waste recycling company with increasingly lucrative profits.

Originally, in order to take care of their later years, the three of them hired two housekeepers. Unfortunately, one of them accidentally ignited the abandoned items in the courtyard, and the fire spread quickly, causing the two housekeepers to flee the scene in panic, taking these elders with them...

When Master He Yu returned, facing this old courtyard house that seemed to have bad feng shui, he resolutely decided to buy it, ** ** rebuilt it into a high-rise building, and set up a Taoist altar on the top floor of the building - named Zhenxian Pavilion.

Later, He Yuzhu returned to ** and gave all his property to his children, ensuring that all the antiques and valuable items he had collected in the past were distributed to them.

He also specifically instructed them to treat Liu Xiao'e, a talented woman, well and to ensure that she and her daughter, their sister Liu Yulan, had a worry-free life.

Afterwards, he cut off all contact with his family and returned to Beijing alone, living in a modern building converted from an old courtyard house with a Taoist temple.

As for Qin Huairu, Huaihua, Qin Jingru, Ding Qiunan and Yu Haitang, they were already stored in his storage dimension when they were in Hong Kong Island, and have never appeared in front of people again...

During these 6000 years, all the few living people with any connection to the old courtyard have passed away.

This also leads to many unsolved mysteries and bizarre cases hidden behind this high-rise building!

It was not until a movie was released that people finally began to uncover the secret of Lord He Yu.

There are many different opinions in the outside world. Some believe that he has entered a new era, while others speculate that he may have become an immortal.

By the way, what exactly did Master He Yu do?

When he left Beijing and settled in **, he had not been able to find a way to keep his wives and concubines forever young. While they were still young, he chose to store them one by one in his personal space storage.

As time went by, he began to feel bored with his current life. He stored all the memories from the courtyard in his personal mental palace to keep his mentality young and energetic.

Later, a limited-use disposable magic weapon was found in a special market, which was enough to help it leave the courtyard environment and make the transformation!

Later he bought this old courtyard house and rebuilt it into a building.

In addition, he built a Taoist practice place called "Zhenxian Pavilion" on the top of this building!

Then a series of extremely brutal events occurred around the building:

Ice hell, fire pool hell, intestine-pulling hell, tongue-cutting hell, bone-pulling hell and heart-digging hell.

Those who died were people who had important connections with the original courtyard.

Including Liu Guangming, Liu Guangfu, Yan Jiacheng, Yan Jiefang, Lollipop (Little Bang Geng), and Master Xu!

Liu Guangming had his heart cut out, Master Xu had his tongue cut out, Liu Guangfu had his intestines dragged out, Yan Jiacheng suffered the pain of being burned, and the lollipop was placed in the ice.

All this was done by Lord He Yu!

Yan Jiefang came to help release He Yuzhu from his restraints and free him from the cage in the courtyard.

In the year 6021, He Yuzhu successfully broke free from the limitations of the original courtyard environment at the cost of his own physical body and stepped into a new era full of mysterious supernatural powers.

"There are some flaws in describing the plot related to "Dwelling Narrowness". Please skip this and watch "Children of the Qiao Family" and "Ode to Joy". "

(The world described in this chapter is the background of "Tianlong Babu". Readers who don't like it can skip it and go to the third volume. The update of Tianlong World has been over a week. Due to the continuous decline in the number of viewers, it has been decided to temporarily change to one update per day. The author's main energy will be devoted to the creation of the third volume.)

The house is filled with the elegant scent of sandalwood, and the sunlight shines through the carved hollow windows, casting patches of mottled light.

There was a large, finely carved wooden bed in the room, with a child lying on the bed, covered by a soft quilt, and a young maidservant waiting beside him. The child looked pale and weak, as if he had been suffering from a long-term illness.

At this time, the child's face was as pale as paper, and his breathing was weak. The guarding maid panicked and called out nervously: "Master? Master! What's wrong with you?"

Realizing that something was wrong, the maid rushed out of the room and shouted anxiously to the outside of the courtyard: "Come quickly, old woman! It's bad, the young master...it seems that he is dying, go and inform the master!"

The child was the only one left in the room, with no signs of life. A little swift quietly entered the room from under the eaves, landed on the bed, carefully observed the child who was only seven or eight years old, and gently touched his body.

Not long after, everyone rushed to the front of the house. The young woman in the lead looked panicked. She ran as fast as she could, crying and calling her child: "Yan'er, Yan'er, my poor child, you can't leave your mother so early!"

At this time, the child who appeared in the image of a swift turned into a human form and was sitting in front of the bed to welcome the woman's return.

She was graceful and calm, with her hair in a bun decorated with a jade hairpin. With tears in her eyes, she embraced the swift, who had turned into a child, in her arms.

The child lying on the bed was actually replaced by the soul of He Yuzhu, and the real little owner had been placed in the storage room.

As for He Yuzhu's memories, they are carefully stored in the "Memory Hall" to prevent adverse consequences caused by mental confusion or emotional fluctuations across time and space.

When he first traveled to this world, he appeared in a house and noticed that the child in the house looked very similar to himself in his early childhood.

In addition, the child has been suffering from a long-term illness for three months and his condition has not improved. He plans to wait for the child to pass away and then replace him.

Because He Yuzhu's original body had been abandoned by him and transcended the original world. After losing that form, he could use the identity of a child to integrate into the new world.

At first, he did not quite accept the identity setting of "He Yuzhu", but due to an unexpected opportunity he traveled to the world of "The World's No. 1 Village" and replaced the original role. In addition, this drama was not unfamiliar to him, so he just went with the flow and accepted the status quo.

He had waited for many days before the child passed away on this day, and during this process he did not intervene in the slightest to influence the child's fate.

While the maid was out looking for someone and no one was in the room, I immediately changed into a swift and sneaked in, replaced the child, and hid the child's body in the storage room to avoid leaking the secret. I chose to turn a blind eye, and whether to help was entirely my subjective will.

At this time, the child named Yan'er, who had transformed into He Yuzhu, was lying in the woman's arms.

Yan'er pretended to be weak and asked, "Who are you? I don't seem to know you."

The woman, who was obviously the mother, immediately relaxed her hands, stared at her son and said, "Yan'er, I'm your mother! How could you forget? Don't scare me!"

A middle-aged man who seemed to be the father of the child beside the bed also began to get anxious: "My son, what's wrong? Don't you recognize me? I am your father! Look at me!"

Yan'er looked around in confusion, then looked at the faces of the people around him and said, "You all look so familiar, but I can't remember clearly! And I... which one am I?"

The woman hugged Yan'er tightly, tears of heartache welling up in her eyes, and asked her husband beside her for confirmation: "Husband, what should we do? Yan'er has been ill for a long time, and I'm afraid he is very confused."

The bewildered middle-aged man replied, "Alas, this situation is really puzzling... Don't worry, ma'am, Doctor Liu will be here soon, let's see how he will handle it."

The maids around them began to speculate what was going on and quickly comforted the couple, saying, "Master and Madam, you don't have to worry too much. The young master seems to have lost his memory. I heard that some people with similar conditions will gradually remember when they recover. Maybe our young master is the same."

These words made the woman even more sad, and she could only wait for the doctor to come to find out the situation.

Soon, Doctor Liu rushed over. Yan'er lay in his arms and stretched out her wrist for him to feel her pulse.

The doctor felt his pulse and was surprised. The day before, the child's condition was critical and almost beyond saving, but now his pulse was beating firmly and rhythmically, revealing a healthy and energetic state.

In order to be more accurate, the doctor reconfirmed several times and carefully examined the child's complexion and performed other physical examinations.

After a while, he thought for a while and then said with a smile: "Congratulations to Mr. Hong and Mrs. Hong, your son has recovered and now just needs to rest well.

I will then write a prescription for replenishing Qi and blood, and after taking it for a period of time, you should be able to fully recover, so there is no need to worry."

Yan'er was surprised to hear the doctor mention that his parents were called "Mr. Hong". Based on the pronunciation, he guessed that the family's surname should be Hong.

Usually Yan'er moved around this house, looking for alternative opportunities and had never left this place. From the servants, he only knew the master's general name, but did not know the specific surname of his family.

Doctor Liu hesitated for a moment, then replied, “Master Hong, to be honest, this child is probably confused due to a recent illness that has caused him to have a high fever and thus suffer from amnesia.

Please forgive me for not being well-trained and having no way to treat this disease.

This type of amnesia has been a mystery since ancient times and cannot be cured by medicine.

Some people will get better in a few days, some may take months or even years to recover, and some may never recover!

Let him be exposed to familiar things and environments as much as possible. Maybe your son will recover his memory soon. What do you think? "

Although Mr. Hong was deeply distressed about his son's loss of memory, after listening to the doctor's advice, he realized that this was an irreversible situation and he had no choice but to accept reality.

Mrs. Hong also relieved a lot of her worries. Before Doctor Liu came, she saw that her son's face was rosy and thought it was a sign of terminal lucidity, and she felt extremely frightened.